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Congrats on your move to dot.com. This is an interesting concept that I will look into further. Thanks also for your comment at my blog. I hope to see you as the new face of e.l.f. and winner of that trip. Woohoo!
Happy escapes!
Lynn
hmmm…I’m completely in awe of working divas – I don’t I qualify
Karen, in answer to your question: I have a German brand sewing machine (Pfaff), which is
pretty standard, no fancy electronics either. Singer is a good brand as well. Just make sure you have atleast 12 different stitch types and automatic button hole stitching. On mine I can lift the foot up higher, which is useful for thick fabrics!
Good Luck and happy sewing