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Have no idea what you all are talking about but it appears that it is a Singer embroidery machine. Happy embroidering!
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9578glenda, you have done more in the short time that you have been with us, than some have done in a half of a year. Just keep doing what you are doing and you will keep getting what you are getting. Are you having fun, yet? Hehehe! Shirlene
211078Glad you are back Glenda. This is just a place to ask questions, tell funny stories, get compassion, inspiration, and things like that. I imagine it to be like the front poarch of days gone by, where you stop to chat with your neighbors....but we don't gossip here. ;)
158553As teri says "get your feet wet" we're glad to have U & it will be a fun time *4U
by shirlener88
30 Apr 2008
Glenda, you started, by joining, asking a question, posting a project, commenting on your post. Hehehe! You have it down lady.
145789And let's talk XL6000, since I have one Glenda. ;-)
by glendasparris
29 Apr 2008
Do you like your machine? It seems to be pretty complicated to me. But I haven't had it long, so lots of things I don't know yet. The workbook doesn't give real good answers. Have one ? though, when you store more than 1 pattern in a trunk, when you open it up again, why is there only one pattern there? Where did the other one you stored go? Can't seem to get this to work. Also I would like to know more about multi hoop and continues hooping. These are so confusing to me. Also I read where you could do like a poem or group of words, how do you do that? I know this is alot of ?'s but am so anxious to learn how to use it.
by jrob
29 Apr 2008
Is that like socks in the dryer!!!!!? And where did I GET all of this junk in my trunk?????
by glendasparris
30 Apr 2008
No the trunks is the place you transfer patterns too and store them to run from your machine. Do you have an XL6000 machine?
by simplyrosie
30 Apr 2008
I love my machine Glenda... I didn't at first, but after I learned how to use most of the features (and quit being intimidated) I began to really learn and use the machine to it's full potential. I have a workbook, but truthfully I haven't read it. ;-( I basically have learned a lot on my own, as well as through my dealer. Do you have support from your Singer dealer in your area? I have stored several designs into one truck and was able to pull them all back up. Not exactly sure why that isn't working for you. I'm learning how to multihoop tomorrow. We have a 4-session class that the XL6000 owners belong to. I'll be able to fill you in more after tomorrow evening. Please email me Glenda, and I can exchange phone numbers with you if you'd like... I'd be more than happy to walk you through some of the features on your machine that's causing you heartburn. ;-) We'll get it figured out and you'll be embroidering all kinds of stuff!
33574"Come on in.. the water's fine." My Grandpa used to say that... not actually sure why. Anyway, let's all have some fun! xoxo
by glendasparris
29 Apr 2008
I'm not sure what I'm suppose to do. But will try. Did you see my projects? Is that what I was suppose to do?
33574glenda, welcome back - enjoy and have fun - give and receive flowers and comments, questions & answers. *4U shirlene
by glendasparris
29 Apr 2008
thank you so much, I will thanks again, flower to you to. Just how do you give flowers?
by jrob
29 Apr 2008
just click on the orange and it turns gray so you can only give once at each spot.;)
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