
Elly the elna is back from her hospital stay, and I couldn’t be more happy
Although I had the spare machine it wasn’t the same. I tried to hem some stretchy Tshirts and I nearly lost my mind.
Apparently having a Walking foot helps
Well you don’t say. My walking foot is in my quilting machine.
Obviously I had to take her for a test drive so I chose a simple project

I made towel toppers. That very impressive tool is called a chop stick. It’s the very best thing to use to pop those corners out.

Here they all are finished. I do still need to put the poppers on. I’ll do that in a few days. No rush. I think these will end up in the Christmas gifts basket
The machine is sewing like she was brand new. Not bad for one that’s well over 15 years old. Best thing it only cost $160.00
Honestly if you live in the area. Get your machine to Craft Quarters in kooWeeRup. The machine man picks up all the patients and brings them back for collection
If you live in the area drop off your sick machines and the machine doctor picks them up and then drops them back while your there you might buy some pretty fabrics. They have so many to chose from
I’ve already cut up the scraps for my hexies

This will definitely be a long term project
I won’t feel bad when I shift to something else in between working on it
While I was in my craft room hubby was outside feeding the menagerie


As you can see, they got stuck in
We have a function on tonight, which I’ll tell you all about tomorrow
Enjoy your day, create make a mess and have a great time doing it
Repairmen like that are worth their weight in gold.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it great to have an old friend back? My Singer - given to me by my Mum about 50 years ago - is still my best sewing machine.
ReplyDeleteI’ve got my original one that I made the kids clothes and my daughters dance costumes on. The only thing wrong with it, is the plastic bits on it. Like the spool holders , have perished. I might see if this repair man can fix those issues. Otherwise the machine is still perfect
DeleteMy Mom had an old green Elna that was made in the 1950s. It was green and weighed a ton but yes, a great sewing machine!
ReplyDeleteYes, you're back in action. Good sewing
ReplyDeleteYou sound so happy with your healed machine! It's great to have a good assistant.
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