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  • Spool Pin Spring

    £4.95

  • Presser Foot Gauge For Singer Featherweight 221, 221K and 222K

    £9.95

  • White Superbelt – V-Belt For Featherweight 221 or 222

    £10.95

  • Low Shank Open Toe Scant Quarter Inch (1/4″) Foot

    £14.95

  • Gib Hook Screw

    £6.95

  • Singer 221 Service Manual Facsimile

    £9.95

  • Thread-O-Stat Featherweight Thread Grabbers

    £15.95

  • Seam Square

    £11.95

  • Bobbin Holder Roll, Empty

    £4.95
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This year I'm taking part in a fun Old School BOM This year I'm taking part in a fun Old School BOM led by @persimondreams who has posted the first block on her blog today. Pop on over to her profile to see how to make this block 😊
They're breeding! Before I forgot my cherry bloss They're breeding! Before I forgot my cherry blossom idea for my #sew365projectlt I thought I'd better get on and make them all, so I spent a little time yesterday and today getting that done. Now to work out what trim to use for the branch... #sew365project
The first rays of light on the hills above Lochan The first rays of light on the hills above Lochan Na h Achlaise on a snowy January morning a few years ago. Oh how I would love to have been able to get up there in the latest snowy cold snap - I guess there's always next year... #rannochmoor #lochannahachlaise #scotland #uk #migrationmonday #migrationmondaylt #travelphotography #canon7dmkii #mycanon #canonuk
So as expected from yesterday's #sew365projectlt p So as expected from yesterday's #sew365projectlt post, the flowers from the die with the 3 variations came out tiny, but I think I might do a bunch of the two with the pointy petals and make a cherry blossom stem. The other die nearly went out the window today - it's on the packaging and the website description that you can make 2 kinds of flower from the die, but there are literally no instructions anywhere, not in the packaging, not on the @sizzix site, not on their YouTube channel (although there's a fuzzy video where someone is trying to use it as part of another project, but even she doesn't seem to know what to do as she kind of makes something up). I spent a couple of hours searching and am quite pissed off. I get that regular flat dies don't really need instructions, but the 3D ones definitely do! #sew365project
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