Do you make good use of your time?
This farm woman certainly does!
Laura Conowitch
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Oh Laura! this is amazing!!!! Do you know this woman? she is awesome!! Can I reblog? I really want my Father-in-law, Tex, to see this. He grew up on a Farm/Ranch in Texas.
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I have no idea who this woman is, Marjorie, but I agree, she is terrific! Of course you can re-blog…the video can be found on You-Tube…I had nothing to do with it. I’m like you…very impressed with this woman’s ingenuity!
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Wow, how interesting and certainly unusual! Thanks for posting this!
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You are welcome!
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I have read two blogs in a row which feature old machines … the other being a group blog about their exhibition, and the viewer’s choice was won by a whole cloth quilt done on a 1957 Singer 201P. Who needs a special room and a modern machine!
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I agree, Judy! We don’t need all the newest and ‘best’ gadgets to be creative. Some gorgeous quilts and garments were made long before electricity and rotary cutters became available to everyone.
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How true … and some of us still remember the introduction of the rotary cutter, not to mention fusible webbing, stuff that dissolves, and fabric we can print on … and now stuff that dissolves that we can print on!
Come to think of it … computers and printers can be added to the list!
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Very cool Laura! I passed on the link to the video. Amazing idea!
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I think this video should be great encouragement to anyone who has a desire to sew.
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