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That is good that we are able to get the loan moreover, this opens up completely new opportunities.

ANNMARIE35Simon

I took my first business loans when I was 20 and it supported me very much. Nevertheless, I require the sba loan again.

Melissa

Woohoo! That looks so fun and the pillow looks great. I pulled out my knitting machine several months ago and played around with making swatches, but haven't done anything else since. I'm taking a weekend intensive machine knitting class in Seattle at The Knitting School (http://www.theknittingschool.com). It should be fun!

Anne

Hi Drew,

could you please give more information about the machine? I'd love to have one too.

Thanks!

thorvalda

Not cheating at all! Will be interesting to see what you can make on the machine! I very much understand your motive; knitting design is interesting and you want to experiment, but knitting takes so long - sometimes you just don't have the patience. And if you plan to sell clothes, not just patterns - you have to have a machine. Good luck:)

anne

So not cheating! That's awesome, and I'm looking forward to seeing where your experiments lead you.

Mel

Just a different means to an end. Machine knitting to me is kind of like applying a weaver's mind to your knitting.

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