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Crafts-mas has come early this year thanks to our wonderful friends at Singer! I showed up this morning to discover 5 boxes full of sewing machines just sitting there, waiting to be unpacked. I didn't know what to do! I've never unpacked 5 sewing machines before. So, I immediately set forth to figure it out. And, of course, I documented the process in true Instructables fashion. Follows is how to unpack 5 very different and awesome Singer sewing machines.
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Before you can unpack the boxes, you first have to make a sewing machine pyramid. This is not really part of the unpacking process, but when is the next time you will have the chance to make a sewing machine pyramid? I mean, c'mon, really! This had to be done before any of the real work could start.
Sometimes you just have to ask yourself, 'What would Martha do?'
Sometimes you just have to ask yourself, 'What would Martha do?'
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But I have a few questions/comments on the background. To wit:
What's the rainbow thing?
There are TWO robots?!
Why do you have a discolored area of brick marked as the exit? That must be funny when you have visitors.
And OMG I SEE MY HAND ON THAT SHELF OVER THERE yay. :D
And cool hand!
Thanks! :D
Blind much, now I see.
XD
Yes. There are many robots. According to Rachel, the robot's name is Gumdrop and that is "Gumdrop 12" and "Gumdrop 49" (don't tell anyone as this may not be true).
That was from the last visit of the Kool Aid Man. He just can't help it. He came to visit from Miami. The robot is a distant cousin.
:O Robot has a name?! All I've ever known is a lie...
Ahhh, that explains Robot's, er, rotundity.
That professional machine looks tough !
The ibles HQ looks great, somebody needs to take photos of it all and make a forum topic, we'd all love to see !
*bows down to infant overlord*