Eh si ora mi sono messa anche a fare biglietti d'auguri... e divertente! Per il momento ne ho fatti solo 3, ma spero di riuscire a farne altri! Questo e un set di 3, su carta bianca un po' piu spessa di quella da fotocopia (ora non mi ricordo quanto piu spessa... e cartoncino leggero insomma). Li ho decorati con dei trasferibili marroni che rappresentano farfalle e fiori, e ho tagliato un lato di ognuno con la forbice con la lama a zigzag. Misurano circa 11,5x8 cm. Li ho tagliati con la macchina professionale, per farli dritti, ma il lato a zigzag e fatto a mano con le forbici, quindi non puo essere perfettamente dritto! Io ci ho provato almeno! *Non copiare o cita sempre la tua fonte d'ispirazione!* Se volete ulteriori informazioni, visitate il mio profilo o contattatemi pure all'indirizzo e-mail petitefraise@live.it Etsy and Dawanda nickname user: PetiteFraise Set of 3 greetings cards, on white paper. The paper is a a bit thicker than usual paper; I decorated them with brown rub on transfers representing butterflies and flowers, and I cut one side with special scissors, so that it has a zigzag line. They mesure about 11,5x8 cm. Please note that since they're completely handmade, they can't be perfect! *Entirely made by me, please respect my work!* For more information just visit my profile or contact me at petitefraise@live.it Etsy and Dawanda nickname user: PetiteFraise

All it needs is some dusting and maybe a little bit of oil. Thanks to the simple build and the well-written manual that came with it I could quickly figure it out and make the correct settings. It works with a hand crank and can sew forward and backward. It sews quite fast (the manual states among some other important vital statistics that it can rotate up to 1,200 times per minute ...). I did some serious sewing with it today, and I must say the hand crank system helps avoid the neck pain I often get when I sew! I appreciate that it's very quiet and has no influence on my electricity bill. It has much less trouble with thicker fabrics and many layers of fabric than any electric machines I've used. I miss the zigzag a litle bit, but I'll just have to make different types of seams for fabrics that unravel easily, use zigzag scissors and a second straight seam for sturdier fabrics, or just do that part by hand like my grandma.