[amayausers] Re: transporting the amaya...
- From: gzenowich@xxxxxxxxxxx
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- Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2005 15:27:36 -0500
Thank you, Aaron. I'll take you up on that! I would love to have your
advise. I still find it amazing in this day and age of "Hurry up and get
yours before someone else does." that there are folks willing to take time
out of their own businesses to help. 8 ^ )
Genie Z
"Linen Barn"
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Genie,
When you get your logo finished you can send it to me if you want me to
take
a look at it. Maybe some constructive criticism just to let you know you
are moving in the right direction. Sometimes it helps to get a few
opinions. Good luck with your order and if you need anything just let us
know :)
Aaron Sargent
The Linen Barn
linen@xxxxxxxxxxx
Medford, Oregon
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> Ed,
> Columbus is south of Cleveland in the middle of the state 8 ^ )
> I don't think I have any issues. I'm totally self taught. I've even
worked
> on the timing hook thang! There's nothing like taking the whole machine
> apart and not knowing if you'll ever get it all back together without
extra
> pieces left over or that it will even run again! Especially when you have
> only one machine! and it's a family business and everyone is counting on
> you! (I was successful at not ruining the machine!) so far.
>
> I did call in for technical help last week, when I was trying to learn
how
> to turn a .jpg into embroidery. It turns out that although I had
purchased
> the Pro+, I only had Pro, so the very nice phone service guy gave me the
> numbers to put in and presto, abracadabra, I could embroider the .jpg.
I'm
> now trying to iron out detail problems with that sew out, but I'm
learning
> so much in the process . I need to have this logo on 25 shirts before
next
> Friday and I'm feeling victory is at hand! I have no idea if I'm doing
> things right. I suspect there are much simpler ways of doing things. I
have
> learned a lot from this list and am grateful that you experienced and
wiser
> folks are willing to be patient, supporting and helpful to us newbies.
...
> so if there's a chance you'll be going anywhere near the Columbus area,
I'd
> love to meet you and shake your hand.
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> Genie Z
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> "E. Orantes"
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> Genie,
> Within the Cleveland area. Not quite sure of the specifics
> just yet. I
> have to sit down with mapquest or similar and figure it all out. Not
> looking forward to the 1000 mile drive but I'd rather drive than fly.
Love
> seeing America from the ground.
> Any machine issues to speak of?
> Ed
>
> Ed & Maralien Orantes
> E.M. Broidery
> 900 Terry Parkway, Ste. 200
> New Orleans, La. 70056
> 504-EMBROID ery (504-362-7643)
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> Ed,
> speaking of transporting,....When and where will you be in Ohio? I'm in
> Columbus and would love to meet you!
> Genie Zenowich
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