What was your biggest waste of money?
10-08-2012, 12:19 PM
#41
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Location: Piedmont Virginia in the Foothills of the Blue Ridge Mtns.
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I once bought a really nice serger at a 50% discount on the last day of the International Quilt Festival in Houston.
Never could really figure out how to thread it unless I was following the video, though I did use it one time to make a jacket of vintage barkcloth with antique buttons. But eventually, through divorce, moves, updating equipment, I lost the ability to watch video cassettes. It has became the most expensive paper weight I've ever owned.
Jan in VA
Never could really figure out how to thread it unless I was following the video, though I did use it one time to make a jacket of vintage barkcloth with antique buttons. But eventually, through divorce, moves, updating equipment, I lost the ability to watch video cassettes. It has became the most expensive paper weight I've ever owned.
Jan in VA
10-08-2012, 12:31 PM
#42
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Washington
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I love my Angler 2. It is great, I am using it right now on a snowball quilt that would have taken me forever to mark the angles on and now I can just zip through it without marking, it is great.
I love my Studio by accuquilt cutting system and wouldn't be without it.
I have not used my pouncer for marking on quilts, but may in the future.
I love my Studio by accuquilt cutting system and wouldn't be without it.
I have not used my pouncer for marking on quilts, but may in the future.
10-08-2012, 01:58 PM
#45
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Join Date: May 2011
Location: Southeast Wisconsin
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I once bought a really nice serger at a 50% discount on the last day of the International Quilt Festival in Houston.
Never could really figure out how to thread it unless I was following the video, though I did use it one time to make a jacket of vintage barkcloth with antique buttons. But eventually, through divorce, moves, updating equipment, I lost the ability to watch video cassettes. It has became the most expensive paper weight I've ever owned.
Jan in VA
Never could really figure out how to thread it unless I was following the video, though I did use it one time to make a jacket of vintage barkcloth with antique buttons. But eventually, through divorce, moves, updating equipment, I lost the ability to watch video cassettes. It has became the most expensive paper weight I've ever owned.
Jan in VA
Oh yeah, that's me too. Had to have a serger. Have used it a total of an hour or two. Can't thread the darn thing. Paperweight!
10-08-2012, 02:19 PM
#46
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: northwest Ohio
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I have three of these (one in each handwork spot) and use them all the time and I don't have any Clover needles. I love them!
10-08-2012, 02:36 PM
#48
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Location: Behind my sewing machine
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I love my accuquilt Go and The supreme slider and the gene washer. I think my biggest waste is pounce. I have a ton of ruler but only use a few. Books...I love to look through them but never have made anything from them.
10-08-2012, 02:37 PM
#49
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10-08-2012, 03:38 PM
#50
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Two here: Flynn Frame (that I happily passed on to another quilter) and a Max Throat. It was a motor that was supposed to roll your quilt loaded on a smaller frame forward, so you could reach farther into the quilt. In theory, it worked well, but never on my frame with my machine. I could not even sell it as it was made for My machine on MY frame. oh well..learning curve!
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