u/Equivalent_Wash_6068

I am looking to get into my own style for the first time in my life. Growing up, I always wanted to dress like my brother. Then I got into sports and it became distinctly athletic wear. I am too far removed from being an athlete to continue dressing like a high school boy.

As we are getting into the fall season, I’d like to invest in my wardrobe and get some new things to better suit me. I like to wear mom type jeans, and I own many solid tees from old navy. What are some other options I should explore for pants? How can I elevate my look and potentially make more ‘feminine fashion choices’ in my daily attire? No more sweatpants!

Hi, I’m new to machine embroidery with a brother nq1700e. I want to start making more things but feel incredibly limited with the Artspira app. I previously used Cricut/Design Space and was thinking Artspira would be similar, but there’s hardly any content on there in relation.

What’s the best embroidery software for preloaded designs that will work well with Brother and I’ll actually think are cute/want to use?

I need a better set up for my space, and after much research I’ve come to the conclusion that it will be cheaper and more efficient to make my own based on my unique needs for the room. I want to make sure I do it right the first time and would love some input on what you value in your space.

For reference I have and use a Brother nq1700e embroidery machine, a singer 5980Q for sewing and quilting, a cricut maker 4, and a tee shirt press. Obviously I’m not using more than two of these at one time, so I would like the table to have storage to keep all the machines out of the dust.

In my mind I’m think retired two sets kitchen cabinets on wheels with a makeshift counter top that extends off the back side to accommodate for uneven flooring. I want the wheels to be able to move the tables around to go from two flat and straights while doing embroidery or cricut to both pieces combining for a large rectangle for sewing and quilts.

What would be your must-haves for designing your very own craft table?

I’m in town of my favorite ice cream shop, and I’m considering bringing some home to enjoy on my own time. I’ve checked the company’s website and they do not ship, but they do sell wholesale. I can get a three gallon bucket of my favorite ice cream, how exciting! Here’s the catch - I live almost 900 miles away and will be driving it home. Any ideas on how I can keep my favorite ice cream viable throughout the 14 hour road trip to continue enjoying it at home?? TIA