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Free motion presser foot

Free motion presser foot

My grandma gave me this husqvarna viking sewing machine emerald 116
I’m curious if this machine would be able to do free motion sewing? I’ve never done free motion sewing before but am making a quiet book for my niece and saw some great designs that involve it. Any insights into this? Can I purchase a free motion presser foot and accomplish this? Do I need a different machine? Can other machines do this but not mine? Sorry for the ignorance and thank you in advance!

u/wheresthebookshelf — 14 days ago
▲ 69 r/Albany

Latham McDonald’s

Over the past 2 years I’ve attempted to get food from this McDonald’s four times. I’ve given up every time and bailed on the line, never even getting to order. I’ve also seen other people bail on the line every time I’ve been. It just never moves. You sit there for eternity, idk how anyone goes there and the average waiting time has got to be around 30 mins. I need to know if it’s just a me and my family thing or is this well known ab this location?

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u/wheresthebookshelf — 24 days ago

Help me identify the origin of this memory

I've never posted here so hopefully this is ok, but I am in need of answers after hours of fruitless searching. I am looking for a scene in a cartoon I watched as a child late 90s most likely 1997/8. (I would have been watching shows like, Franklin, Arthur, and little bear at the time.) I have a memory of a character finding an ordinary rock and putting it on a shelf. The rock ends up falling and breaking much to the main characters distress. Until they see the rock has broken in half to reveal it is a geode.

In searching for it I thought it could be the episode "Franklin collects" from the show Franklin about a cartoon turtle. I watched the whole episode it was not it. I originally was convinced it was from Little Bear but have found nothing when looking into its episodes.

Now, not only me, but my family is invested in me finding where this memory originates from. It must be from a 90s cartoon and that is why I am here.

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u/wheresthebookshelf — 2 months ago
▲ 12 r/Mosaic

Mosaic sink advice

I want to do a mosaic sink top, i currently have a cabinet and sink, my plan is to cut a hole for the sink, mosaic the wood top, install the sink. Now, in my search for inspiration and help with this DIY it looks like doing this project on the wood is a bad idea due to warping. I’ve done plenty of mosaics on wood that have held up beautifully no problem, however, this will get wet and I want it to last. What would be your best advice for making this project successful? Is there a good way to prepare the wood surface? Should I take off the countertop and replace with another material to mosaic?

u/wheresthebookshelf — 2 months ago