[Nfb-krafters-korner] sewing machines
Nella Foster
jellybeanfarm at gmail.com
Wed May 11 00:21:19 UTC 2016
Kebbie:
Thanks, I hear Brother is a very good brand.
Nella
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Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2016 6:20 PM
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Subject: Re: [Nfb-krafters-korner] sewing machines
I have a brother LX2763 sewing machine it has a dial that you turn to switch
between the stitches. It has an automatic needle threader but I have not had
any success with using it. Has A thread cutter as well.
Kebbie
> On May 10, 2016, at 09:39, Nella Foster via Nfb-krafters-korner
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> Hello:
>
> I'm curious about how many of you sew?
>
> Also what kind of sewing machines are you using?
>
> I used to do some sewing; things like curtains, throw pillows and
> simple clothing. I haven't done it in a long time and am thinking
> about getting a basic machine. I would love to know what kind of
> machines people are using and what you would recommend to a person who is
starting over again?
>
> I look forward to your feedback.
>
> Nella
>
>
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> Sent: Thursday, May 05, 2016 8:20 AM
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> Subject: Re: [Nfb-krafters-korner] MeasuringHotCandle Waxand Other
> Candlemaking Questions
>
> Good Morning Nella and Linda B.;
> I agree with the both of you.
> The key to success is to keep on trying, and if you find out that a
> certain method doesn't work for you,then try another way and don't
> give up until you find a way that does work for you.
> I feel that if a person trys to discourage you, it's only because they
> can't do what you want to do, and they don't want to see you be better
> than they are when you accomplish that project.
> Nella, don't forget that we loom teachers (myself included )are here
> and ready to help you wwhen and if you need it, just reach out to us.
> Henry
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> From: Nella Foster via Nfb-krafters-korner
> Sent: Wednesday, May 04, 2016 10:38 PM
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> Subject: Re: [Nfb-krafters-korner]MeasuringHotCandle Waxand Other
> Candlemaking Questions
>
>
> This is such a good point. I've made candles before, but most likely
> won't do it again. I enjoy making my own soap and think I get a
> better quality than any I can buy. I'm having fun trying the knitting
> looms and will probably try the cro hooking. There are so many things
> to learn and try there's no way I can do it all, but I want to be able
> to make informed decisions and get good information when needed.
>
> If people have a desire to learn something then they should do the
> research and give it a try. You can never know until you do it.
>
> I want to make pickles some day. Lol
>
> Nella
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> Subject: Re: [Nfb-krafters-korner] MeasuringHotCandle Waxand Other
> Candlemaking Questions
>
> Greg, at my age, I like taking short cuts. If younger folks want to
> make candles, I think they should learn all they can. Hey, I am for
> giving everything a try! I made pickles years ago; now, I think
> commercial pickles are wonderful. We should learn something new each
> day. If we learn the basic construction of a craft and never make it,
> it is okay; we have learned something. Like Courtney, I love the
> candle warmers for their fraquence choices, as well as, the cost. I
> have even mixed the fraquences, which is fun. If someone wants to make
candles, I encourage him or her to make them.
> Folks, try what you are interested in. You don't know what you can
> achieve until you try it. Do not be discouraged.
>
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> Candlemaking Questions
>
> That is exactly where I'm at too. I'm with Linda B. Way to much work
> and expense in candlemaking for me. But, I'm really glad I now have
> some idea of how and the knowledge that I believe and even know I
> could do it safely. I love that machine Linda B described! One
> function this group can be is to be like the library. They have books
> on all sorts of topics. Most I'll never actually do. But, I can learn
> how it's done and so on. I don't want to rebuild an engine to speed up
> my white cane. But, I could learn how if I wanted to and could even tell
somebody else at least generally how.
>
> Greg
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> Candlemaking Questions
>
> Hi Greg;
> Very, very well said. I whole heartily agree with all of your points.
> I do believe that the other person that recently spoke of how to make
> candles has many many years of both knowledge and experience in this
> field of crafting.
> I want to say to this person to not be discouraged in the craft of
> candel making because of the negative remarks of others.
> Joyce, I want to join Greg in thanking you for your mini lesson on how
> to make candels. I may never attempt this craft, but, at least I know
> the process of how to do it.
> Henry
>
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> Candlemaking Questions
>
> So, did you need to ask all of those questions? Do you think you could
> do the class? Did you ask for an opportunity to speak with the
> instructor yourself and sell him/her on the idea that you could
> benefit at least to some degree? And, if all else failed, did you
> contact the store manager or A.C. Moore corporate to state your case?
> Nobody has shown why you can't take this class. Therefore, you are
> being excluded due to lack of understanding and information. Notice I
> am saying state your case. So many blind people might try to force the
> issue. But, what you need is information first. That little old lady
> they hired off the street doesn't understand how a blind person can do
> anything most likely. We're so remarkable you know. We can talk and
> walk and chew gum lol. Also, could you call the store and get general
> information about this class? Talk to the manager about reasonable
> accommodation. Maybe you can bring someone with you to assist at no
additional fee to get them seeing that you are competent and capable.
>
> Terry K, It is true that information is shared here. But, there is
> always someone trying to shut down any conversation. Wait till we teach a
class.
> Don't talk about that on list till we can teach a class and hope you
> can attend. Don't talk about that because you could get burned. Don't
> share patterns or instructions so we can teach a class. And, many
> times, a person does not need to sit through a class to do a project
> where they need only have the pattern because they already know the
> technique. That class time could better be used teaching new people
> basic technique. Also, by forcing classes, it is simply to hard to get
> a date and the procedure is not teacher friendly. I have told Joyce
> why I will not teach classes months out. When I taught my two beading
> classes, we were being told we desperately need classes for March. I
> agreed to teach. I finally said give me two dates because everything I
> asked for was taken. Now, we want teachers for June, July and August.
> I can't plan to be available for certain that far out. So, I'll never
> be teaching another class here. So, as a group, you just elected to
> give up any knowledge that I have. So be it. We need to just relax and
> share or we need to stop saying help each other and learn from each other
and call ourselves a blind crafting school and just have classes.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Terry Knox via Nfb-krafters-korner
> Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2016 12:52 PM
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> Cc: Terry Knox
> Subject: Re: [Nfb-krafters-korner] Measuring HotCandle Waxand Other
> Candlemaking Questions
>
> Hey Greg,
> Need your input on this one. Went to AC Moore the other day and was
> real interested in taking one of their classes. Started asking all
> kinds of questions and they told me Take the class, to make it short.
> Then when they realized I was blind told me they did not think I would
> be able to do the class. They discouraged me from taking the class and
> wanted to check with the teacher. They would not answer my questions
> and I guess they would have taken my $25 for the class I could not do.
> We certainly get a lot more on this list then most places.
> Terry K
>
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> Subject: Re: [Nfb-krafters-korner] Measuring Hot Candle Waxand Other
> Candlemaking Questions
>
> We are all adults. We have to make decisions about what is safe for
> ourselves based on our abilities and limitations. Some people I know
> shouldn't be turned lose with a plastic canvas needle. They might poke
> their eyes out. Then they could join this group I guess. Are we here
> to share knowledge and help people learn or are we here to tell people
> wait till we think you can handle the knowledge? Joyce, thank you for
> sharing since I did learn and my goodness. My hot water is hotter than
> the wax. So, I don't think I'd get cooked lol.
>
> Greg
>
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> From: Terry Knox via Nfb-krafters-korner
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> Candlemaking Questions
>
> Joyce,
> Too much info...Are you teaching a class on line? This was a lot of
> answers here, all of this has it all swimming in my head and I am a
> seasoned crafter. Candle making is a craft that as you know can be
> most dangerous with Hot wax and really studied for a sighted person
> and tricky for a vision impaired person. You really know how to do
> this well I would caution advice given to anyone on hot wax crafting
> without hands on class or emails one on one.
> Just my non important opinion.
> Terry K
>
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> Subject: Re: [Nfb-krafters-korner] Measuring Hot Candle Wax and Other
> Candlemaking Questions
>
> I used double boilers or a double boiler system like an inch or 2 of
> water in a saucepan with the pouring pot placed in the center. I did
> not use anything under the pouring pot.
>
> I used a wooden spoon to keep stering the wax. I bought the one poor
> wax by the case or when starting out 11 pound slabs. I cut it with a
> butter knife and weighed it according to the size of the jar or
> container I was going to poor it in. I had gotten a talking food
> scale and would measure in grams. I paid over $100 for the talking
> scale. If you want to know the name of the brand of scale send me a
> note off list with your other questions.
>
> I preferred purchasing the wax in cases of 55 pounds. You got 5 - 11
> pound slabs.
>
> I used cotter pins that were 4 or 5 inches long to hold the wix in
> place at the top of the jars. I used the wix with the metal disk on
> the bottom and would put some wax on it and put it into the jar and
> push it down. You could feel it with your fingers if it was centered
> at the bottom. My husband would put the wix in the cotter pin and use
> masking tape to secure the cotter pins to the top of the jar. If you
> don't secure the wix in place with the cotter pin which will hold it
> up straight the wix could shift and not be in the center.
>
> I would have to do some looking to find where I got the long cotter
> pins -that was a trick I learned from a candlemaker in PA that told me
> a lot of info and I first got the 11 pound slabs of wax from her.
>
> The one pour wax is soft and more like butter. It melts at around 120
> - 130 degrees. I use to pour in the afternoon and leave them sit
> until before I went to bed or the next morning. It will harden from
> the outside of the jar to the center wick area.
>
>
>
> Joyce
> Too many questions. This will keep you thinking for now.
>
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> Carroll via Nfb-krafters-korner
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> Subject: [Nfb-krafters-korner] Measuring Hot Candle Wax and Other
> Candlemaking Questions
>
> Dear Crafters,
>
> Looks like I may be venturing into candlemaking a bit sooner than
> planned due to an oppertunity that's popped up over here, but I had a
> few questions for blind candlemakers first.
>
> I wanted to know how you candlemakers measure your hot wax when
> pouring it into a container or a mold if making wax tarts, bars or
> cubes. I've read on Lonestar that you shouldn't fill the container up
> past the widest part of the jar, but how do you tell where that is for
> yourselves? Do you just use smaller jars and liquid level indicaters?
> Could an LLI even take that kind of heat? I like larger jar candles
> myself, and would not wish to be limited to a certain size due to this.
>
> Another question. When wicking your containers. To ensure centering,
> do any of you use wick-centering tools? If so, which would you
> recommend and do you find they work for you? Also, do you use wick
> stickers, glue dots, or another method of making certain the wick
> adheres to the bottom of the container?
>
> When it comes to cutting one pour wax, if that is what you use, what
> tools do you use to do it? Or do you just get wax pellets, shavings or
> however else they're sold?
>
> What is a wick bar? I think I get the idea, but physically, what does
> it look like and what is it for? You have the wick centering tool, if
> you use it, and then a wick bar which instructions say to affix as one
> of the final steps. It comes off, of course, but what is it actually for?
>
> Same with wick tabs. What are they used for?
>
> I can google all of this as well. I just figured I'd ask here.
>
> Oh, one more question. Do you use double boilers or a double boiler
> system like an inch of water in a saucepan with the pouring pot placed
> in the center, elevated upon a metal trivet or an inexpensive metal cookie
cutter?
>
> Thanks for all your help!
>
> Rena
>
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