edited to update:

I did not create this picture. I thought it was clever. I realize it’s not perfect. Thanks for understanding.

No, I can’t change the graphic. If you’d like to and email to to me, knock yourself out LOL

You can see the more recent updates at my new blog, here:

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Wow, I got a bunch of new comments! Sorry, I just noticed them and approved them. Apparently it was on Craft Magazine, as well as Crafting Daisies and Dvorak’s site. I am not sure where the graphic came from, it was sent to me a long time ago.

So, thanks for listening and for sharing!

Those of you wanting me to change or explode the design, I’m sorry, but I’m just a sewing mama that podcasts about parenting and sewing, I’m NOT a graphic designer or engineer. I thought it was interesting to share with my listeners. If you’d like to do a more complete graphic, feel free. I don’t go much past creating graphics using PhotoDraw.

I don’t have a ‘sweatshop’ machine or industrial one, just a Singer Ergo 3. 🙂

Nutmeg

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I had no idea how this worked until I found this little gem. I still wonder why they can’t make a machine that will take another spool of thread, thread it around so one can use that instead of having to wind bobbin after bobbin…..



No, I can’t change the graphic. If you’d like to and email to to me, knock yourself out LOL

😀

Nutmeg

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