I can manage a complex that houses more than 80 on 55 in Halifax, West Yorkshire. My residents have expressed serious interest in learning about computers. I wonder if anyone knows of organizations that donate old computers to companies with a base operating system and toools MS to a good cause. The company I work for a registered charity, so teams can not provide or pay for the operating system or license MS, therefore, believe that they are pre-installed. This is a legitimate request, so serious replies only please, I can call to get more details of the organization and through messenger system. We also have a sewing club and is looking for an overlock sewing machine, we have plenty of space to accept a industrialists. Thanks as happy for all your help, if you can offer any.

Perhaps a local computer store will be able to advise you on this. Similarly, a sewing room / habidashery. Or you can contact the local council and find details of local funding bodies. There may be an existing project for this type of things. Have you thought about contacting your local radio station and ask them if they will issue an order to local people and businesses for help? It may be that there Many people with older computers or sewing machines at home that has not thought about where to take?

I had a very old sewing machine.Its Kingston Kingston says H310579 Deluxe and has the numbers. I used to sew on it, but the needle broke. My husband bought me a new machine. It has been stored for years. Now, my daughter would love to sew it.But, we can not seem to find a needle to fit anywhere.Does anyone know where I could get a needle for it? All needles are round encounter at the superior. The only thing I need is to be round on one side and flat on the other.

My Bernina uses needles that are rounded at the front and flat on the back. I just bought them at Walmart and are Kidd Marca.

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I'm looking to buy my first sewing machine, and I am a complete novice. Any suggestions on a brand or model? I'm a little overwhelmed with everything that is available, and also not sure where a good place to buy one is in Canada. Thank you!

http://www.cet.com/ ~ pennys / faq / smfaq.htm What I want for beginners in sewing: - a machine that does not scary - a machine that is not averse (cheap new machines are often very reluctant or need adjustments often and are - too frustrating to learn!) - very good straight stitch rarely repairable - good zigzag (4-5 mm is fine, more than that is gravy) - a method of making buttonholes that makes sense to you - adjustable presser foot pressure (Which helps some management issues of the fabric) - Accessories pedals that do not cost an arm and a leg (machines that use a short shank foot "typically generic pedals manage quite well. Some brands of machines use very expensive presser feet or owners) If the budget stretches far enough: - hem and hem Stretching points - triple zigzag (nice for elastic applications) - a couple of decorative stitches (do not use as much as you think) - electronic machine because the needle position control and because the stepper motors give you full "punching force" at low sewing speed - mechanical machines often stops at low speed. Please go to the best sewing machine dealers and ask them to show you some machines in your price range, * especially * Used machines you can afford. You'll get a much better machine buying used than new, and a good dealer is worth its weight in sewing machine needles when you get a machine problem - often you can talk through the problem over the phone. While you are trying things, try a couple of machines (sewing, sewing embroidery combo-not) over your price limit, just so you can see what the difference in point of quality and ease of use can be. You may find you want to go for the used Cadillac. Or you may want the new basic Chevy. Might as well try both out. Recommended reading: John Giordano's Machine Book Sewing (especially for used machines), Carol Ahles' Fine Machine Sewing (especially the first and last few chapters) and Grigg Hazen Gale Owner's Guide to sewing machines, knitting machines and Sergers. All these may be available at the public library. Brands that had used particularly look for: Elna, Bernina, Viking / Husqvarna, Pfaff, Singer (pre 1970), Juki, Toyota New "mark" covenant I will probably pick: Janome (who also Kenmore is).

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I am interested in a Janome Memory Craft 2400 sewing machine. It's $ 250. Does anyone known about this machine? I can not find any other information about it online, it used to be featured on QVC (for about $ 500).

Do a search for the machine on the patternreview.com - seems to have been a "special" machine made just for QVC, and in smaller roles the MC3000 discontinued. All MemoryCraft series seems to have been discontinued now, what I'm seeing online. could be reviewed for comparable machines at Sears (Kenmore Janome many disguise) and places like allbrands.com to see what is comparable to new machines and what prices might be. I wonder the repair of the provision parts for the machine you are looking at ...

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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Brother-Sewing-Machine-XL-2120-Drop-in-Bobbin-XL2120_W0QQitemZ200249544564QQihZ010QQcategoryZ3118QQcmdZViewItem I have had classes in textiles at school, but the things that were crap to what I have never paid much attention. But recently I fully into the idea of my own clothes. I know where to get materials from, I just want to know what you say is easier than making clothes. And I can take any steps and tips to help me if I buy it?

I have a brotherr exactly like that, except for his purple, not blue. I like blue better! large your sewing machine. if you follow the step by step hand book tells you everything you need to do and suppperrr useful. I flare jeans tight jeans old. wicked easy. http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/477719/how_to_sew_old_jeans_into_skinny_jeans.html?cat=46 if you study a shirt that is and how and pay attention to where I think it would have sewed too hard. I have an idea in my head of what to do buttt ive never tried, lol because I keep forgetting to buy fabric. im sure there are models in the fabric store or could do it himself. butttt yes, this sewing machine is great: D

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