We fixed it!! I am so happy, I could do a little dance...but I will spare you that image. Mr Wazoo and I started over at square one and put in one element of the "fix" at a time and re-tried the machine. It took a while, but we found out it was the second cable that was bad. $35 for the fix. The un-needed parts are boxed up and ready to ship back to APQS. I really hope I never have to call there again...
To test the machine, I quilted one of my sister's quilts, figuring if it went awry I could fix it and she would be understanding. Nothing went wrong, and the quilt is lovely!
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This pastel, low volume quilt is very soothing to me. |
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I used the panto: Flower Power |
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Paris on the back, too! |
I continue to make masks and get them sent to the places that need them, but I am tiring of doing the same thing over and over. I think I will work on something else today.I made us some sausage biscuits for breakfast, and have enough of the biscuits left for supper tonight. Mr W did a brief house cleaning yesterday, so we aren't looking like a dust bin! Outside, it is sunny and cool. We soldier on and pray this isolation passes soon.
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Some of last week's masks made it to their recipients! |
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I think the lilac bush we almost gave up on is going to bloom this year!! |
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The back garden is waking up. I'm glad you can't see the dog poop in this picture...it would spoil the illusion of Mr W's perfect landscape. |
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The trees have just the tint of the leaves opening. |
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Daughter in law watched some You Tube videos and bravely tried the machine I gave them for Christmas. |
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She made the family masks!
As you can see, they are a Super Family! |
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I'm impressed with the fussy cut bear on grandson's mask! I think she did a good job! |
Congratulations on getting the longarm up and running. Just a cable and not a motor or computer motherboard, yes!
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