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  1. Smartee
    I have the Cowboy 3200 - though not the manual version. It is quiet running and was able to be dialed down to sewing about 1/4" whatever weight that amounts to without any trouble.
  2. Smartee
    Very nice!
  3. Smartee
    I got it yesterday :D
  4. Smartee
    I hear ya! There's still a "few" more I'd like to download but haven't had the time! I did do a printout of what I downloaded so at least I know which ones I have. 7 pages worth
  5. Smartee
    this is great! :D
  6. Smartee
    Thank you! Just downloaded a "few" things
  7. Smartee
    Nice! I'd wear it!
  8. Smartee

    Another fishy thing.

    Smartee replied to Stewart's topic in Art

    cool!
  9. Smartee
    Oh wow! Lucky indeed!
  10. Smartee
    Wow! That's beautiful!
  11. Smartee
    Gorgeous!
  12. Smartee
    Like Rockoboy said - we use a wood screw in the nozzle then use a screw gun to get it out if it "freezes" in place.
  13. Smartee
    Could you use a wool felt or something not as thick but with wicking properties?
  14. Smartee
    Absolutely gorgeous! I'd hire the farrier just to see them in person!
  15. Smartee
    Love it! I use mine every day!
  16. Smartee
    I haven't tried stitching with wire yet but I know when I make gumpaste flowers for cakes I use wire as thin as 33g and as thick as 18 - 20g. When getting a kink in the thinner wires I used one of my plastic or wood modeling tools to "roll" the kink out. Usually worked very well for this. JC Javelle ~ I also used to be a welder - stick, MIG, TIG, gas - I've used some TIG wire that would be thin enough but I've never seen/used any MIG wire that thin. We always TIG welded all of the real thin stuff. Something else to use my flower wire for
  17. Smartee
    Nice! Simple and elegant!
  18. Smartee
    Very nice!
  19. Smartee
    That's very impressive!
  20. Smartee
    I have a CB3200. Was going to go with the CB341 because I was afraid that the CB3200 wouldn't go small enough. but it did! It also goes larger than the 341 allowing me to grow. I do have an old Singer 31-15 that I can do garment type leather on as well.
  21. Smartee
    Very nice! Looks good on her!
  22. Smartee
    Thank you HaloJones! I'm glad you liked it! I actually had 3 or 4 of these lined up and did each step going from one to the next. Pattern was out of an Al Stohlman book.
  23. Smartee
    Wow! That's awesome!
  24. Smartee
    Nice!
  25. Smartee
    Turned out awesome! I'm definitely going to have to step up my game on the next swap!
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