Yes, this is yet another new iron. The iron I purchased less than three weeks ago died last night. I returned it today and bought a new iron from Sears. Hopefully, this one lasts longer than 3 weeks! Back to quilting.
Yes, this is yet another new iron. The iron I purchased less than three weeks ago died last night. I returned it today and bought a new iron from Sears. Hopefully, this one lasts longer than 3 weeks! Back to quilting.
Better luck this time around!
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Evelyn
good luck with this one!
ReplyDeleteAHHHHHHHHHHHH...the dreaded iron situation! Good luck!
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Laurie
If that one gives out too... maybe you could try Black & Decker's Steam Advantage iron. I paid about $20 for it at WalMart or Target and two years later I'm still happily using it. I have dropped and knocked it a few times too! :P
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the Stash quilter's ring... I've been behind in surfing the ring. :)
Norma, I would love to see all your pictures but my pokey old dial up connection keeps timing out before all 70 some can load. I wonder if you would consider limiting how many messages load on the same page?? Like maybe a month or two month's worth instead of clear back to the beginning?
ReplyDeleteSurely I am not the only one still muddling through without high speed. You have some lovely, lovely quilts but I just can't get them all to open. I thank you for your consideration of this request.
Good luck with the iron too. I seem to get the ones that trap the fabric at the edges and then you wind up pressing in some accordin pleating---ugh!
Good for you having a new iron :-) Irons always dies when we need them the most. I have a cheap travel iron in a drawer to resque me.
ReplyDeleteNorma...irons make me NUTS...why can't someone just make one that WORKS like quilters want it to work???
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Laurie