I didn’t bring any of my 5 sewing machines out west. There was a limit to how much could fit in the car. It was my choice.

I was contemplating how to finish the napkin hems, without any fringe, by hand, when I read the Estes Valley Library has sewing machines and lots of other things to lend.
So today I got myself a visitor library card and took out a book and a sewing machine.

They had a wall filled with items you could sign out, including scanners, knitting kits, microscopes, telescopes (something else I left behind), trail cameras and more.

I chose a sewing machine. The kit included white and black thread, extra needles, a sharp pair of scissors (or sharp scissors) a beginner’s guide to sewing, instruction manual, and materials to sew a drawstring bag.

Napkins have been zig zagged, cut apart and washed. I’ll sew the hems after they dry.

Now I have to think about what I’d like to borrow next.
Wow, that is so great to be able to check out a sewing machine. I also have to limit what I can bring in our RV for our 3 months in AZ. In previous years I have brought my rigid heddle loom, as well as hand knitting projects. This year I brought my new circular sock machine but not the loom. Plus hand knitting projects of course.
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I think it’s a wonderful idea. I brought my i-weave it loom, backstrap and lots of yarn. Sent from my iPhone
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What an idea!
Is it because of the remote area?
Have fun seeing what’s next!
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No, it’s less remote than home with several large towns an hour away. I think it’s gre
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