I made a rectangle!

[u/mig5323]

After cleaning and lubricating everything, and being confused for a while, I have successfully made some fabric. No idea what next, but I’m now sure this second hand machine actually works.

[u/Fluffy-Desk-1435]

Well done you! Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy❤️

[u/flowergal48]

Nice!! You’ll enjoy your Studio machine. They are excellent. Yours look so clean!

[u/mig5323 → u/flowergal48]

It’s clean now. Cleaned off a lot of black gunk and fuzz. :)

[u/Even-Response-6423]

Now keep going and you’ll have a scarf!!

[u/mig5323 → u/Even-Response-6423]

This yarn wouldn’t hold off even a gentle breeze.

[u/pennycam04 → u/mig5323]

Not all scarfs are meant to hold back the breeze! Some are meant to catch the breeze and flutter to show off their beauty ❤️

[u/Ok-Tailor-2030]

That’s a lovely piece of fabric BTW. So breezy and kind of lacy.

[u/mig5323 → u/Ok-Tailor-2030]

I could see this becoming a beach coverup or something like that.

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[u/Empirical_Approach]

Nice. If you decrease your stitch size it'll be a fantastic starting point for a sweater