Old Farm Square Custom Content
I’ve recreated the Old Farm Square from the Sims 1 Hot Date. I will be posting the Lot later.
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Backstory For the past week I've been reattaching all my photos to each of my posts on some of my blogs due to losing all my photos when I deleted my main account (read about it here .) I ran across the Singer sewing machine reviews that I had done--mainly the Singer 9960 Quantum Stylist --my all-time FAVORITE sewing machine! I had sold it (along with my Futura XL-400 ) 5 years ago and purchased a Singer Futura XL-580 instead. (I figured I could sell two machines and just use one, so I wouldn't be using up so much space in my bedroom.) Since the day I sold it, I've regretted it. I loved that machine. A while back when I had checked to see if they still made them, I found it had been discontinued. I was just curious so I looked again and was surprised that they started making them again! On sale for $500 on singer.com . So since I had sold mine on facebook marketplace years ago, I was just curious if someone was selling theirs....
In my previous reviews for the Singer 9960 Quantum Stylist (click here for review) and Singer Futura XL-400 , (click here for review) I was really excited about the automatic thread cutter that the 9960 has, and was wishing that the Futura had it, too. Well, I got my wish. Most everything that the Quantum Stylist has that I love, the new Futura XL-580 has. So I was quick to purchase it and sell my other machines. I needed to clear out things in my bedroom/craft room/sewing room anyway. I figured since one sewing machine takes up less room than two and since the XL-580 has the previously mentioned features, that I might as well have one machine rather than two. Oh how I was wrong! If you’re looking for an embroidery machine, this one will do, but if you’re looking for a great overall sewing machine, the Quantum Stylist takes the cake.
Today I went to the thrift store to see what they had in crafts and found a bunch of embossing powders and ink. I’ve seen embossed stamps just recently on the web, so I was thrilled to find these. Normally they run around $5 each and I got them for $1.75 each. I was excited to try them out and so were my kids. I don’t have a heating gun, but I looked up online and found that you can use a regular clothes iron for it, so I gave it a try. It worked fine, but some of the paper was sensitive to the heat and curled up a little. All I did was hold the paper above the iron as the iron bottom was faced up. The paper barely touched the iron and it took about 10-20 seconds to heat the paper enough to melt the powder. It didn’t singe or burn any of the paper. Some irons may vary. I used Durathon Electronic Iron by Hamilton Beach. I bought seven different colors, although some colors say the same name but are quite different. They are from different companies, too. Here’s the photos I got of...
