Sew, I recently found another sewing machine repair guy and when my friend was going south to pick up her machine, she offered to drop mine off. It definitely needed a good cleaning so I decided to send it down.
What to do now without my sewing machine? First, I finished knitting a pair of stripe-y boot socks.
Next, I decided to knit a new hat to go with my jacket for those wild blizzard days.
I finished the hat and still didn’t have my machine back sew I knit a pair of my favorite double wool mittens.
After finishing my mittens, and still twiddling my thumbs, I knit a second hat. Just in case the power goes out. I’ve always wanted to use my mitten pattern for a hat.
Cable time. Socks that is. I love my wool boot socks.
Nearing the two-week mark, I called the repair guy to check on the status of my machine. It was done!!! I’m sure he could sense my excitement through the phone!! There’s a quilt shop in Bangor that he picks up and drops off machines and he was dropping mine off that day.
I made a flying trip to Bangor amidst the pandemic sew I could put my knitting on hold before any sewing withdrawals kicked in.
Colossians 2:2 That their hearts might be comforted, being knit together in love, and unto all riches of the full assurance of understanding, to the acknowledgement of the mystery of God, and of the Father, and of Christ;
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