Friday, December 7, 2018

In a Bind

There was only 3" left of this backing fabric so I cut it close but I managed to quilt all three on this one piece of fabric! Ha!
See, one, two and three Christmas lap quilts all waiting for the next step!
I trimmed all the layers to match the top,
and dug in the stash to find fabric for bindings for all three.

And now disaster has struck-my fancy sewing machine has died.
I Googled the symptoms and the consensus was to get it to a repairman.
I called my 'local' tech who is more than an hour away, and she said it might be only $225 to fix if it is A but if it is B which is notorious for this model ,
you can take it to the dump.  
(and my machine is only 13 yrs old but for a computer that is ancient! lol) 
Ack!  Wail! 
So for now, I am using my little Eversewn Sparrow which is a scooter to my cadillac
 but better than nothing!
I will get to those bindings later today if I can!
(In between rocking, wiping fevered brows, fetching and cleaning up after popsicles 
 and , of course, there is the perpetual running of noses!  
If only I could spin snot into gold.....
Yes, both boys are sick, at the same time.  It has been a hard few days!)

7 comments:

  1. I didn't realize they were made from Christmas material. Now I REALLY love them. They would have made Daddio so happy. I think the one holiday thing I might dig out is his Christmas quilt.
    I feel your pain with your sewing machine. Right in the middle of soap wrapping my printer died. Then The Mister's giant TV died. I think we have a gremlin.

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  2. Now that's using fabric wisely!

    I hope your machine isn't trash, and that the boys feel better soon!

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  3. Oh no, not the sewing machine! Good you have a backup.

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  4. Whew, that was close! Sorry to hear the little guys are sick and that your machine is on the fritz: I hope things right themselves soon.

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  5. Sorry your boys are under the weather. Maybe you need to put them in bubbles? LOL yay for having just enough fabric. Boo to machines going bad. I had that experience this year, but my fancy new machine is a dream!!

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  6. Yikes that was close with the fabric - well done! Sorry about the boys and sorry about your machine. Hope all are on the mend quickly.

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  7. Oh no!! Sickness around the holidays and cold are so nasty .So sorry your machine got sick too!

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