Though it
was not working due to a missing part, as a yarn lover I couldn’t leave this
vintage beauty on the curbs. Not for myself but to find a new home for it. Unfortunately
I didn’t find a buyer so I posted it in a Facebook free pick-up group and soon
found a young textile art student who said she knew people who could help her
fixing the wheel. Her happy face at the door was the best payment after all.
A SIMPLE ACCOUNT OF REUSABLE GOODS FOUND IN THE TRASH, THE SALES, THE KEEPS AND THE TRANSFORMATIONS. MY MISSION: TO CONVINCE YOU TO NOT BUY WHAT YOU DON'T NEED
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