On the Cutting Edge According to Martha Stewart
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How does she propose to get around the afront to feminism that is teaching sewing in school?
(He said with heavy sarcasm in his voice)
Hmmm read further...
I love the feel of the advancing fabric and the hum of the engine.
Her sewing machine has an engine?
(He said with heavy sarcasm in his voice)
Hmmm read further...
I love the feel of the advancing fabric and the hum of the engine.
Her sewing machine has an engine?
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But then Martha is special.
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Just like so many on this board I give sewing machines to my children and grand children, nothing new in that either.
Martha is basically a salesman who sells her name to products just like so many more celebrities do.
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