I am very pleased with it.  My only complaint is that it smells very strongly of fabric softener!  There are definitely worse smells though.

    

Definitely, mine stank of cigarette smoke, and I mean stank.  The only thing that didn't was the cover, it was still in its packet, never used.

Yes it is funny to thread, more like my first sewing machine and threading the needle from the side, that was a first.

Don't know about light bulb moment, I've never even noticed +attachments and other options.  I suppose you could after a certain length of time delete the lot.  Not many us go go back and look at old photos.

I've got a Husqvarna Mega Quilter @Acorn and can confirm that it is as tough as old boots.  The only quilting done has been for a jacket I made and a quilted bag.   Made a good job for my first attempt in that area, especially when I ran out of the sticky tape and used a ruler.   So, I can't really comment whether the harp is big enough as they were both small projects. 

I'm actually going to move it onto another table next week so I'm going to give it a good oil.  I also like the fact that it moves from heavy to lightweight fabric with no fuss and barely any messing with the tension.  Yes it only has one function but it does do it well and never gets sniffy when they others turn their nose up at something.  If it had a few more needle positions it would probably get used a lot more.

If you’re not afraid of an 100-hour project, which would create a Chanel style jacket as comfortable as a cardigan, there is always the traditional, haute couture way of doing it. Ann Rowley created a fantabulous picture tutorial when she made hers....

Vogue 8804 by Ann Rowley

Can't help wondering, who got her gorgeous sewing machine?

I think you are right @BrendaP.  Unfortunately, reaching a block has sent me back to the jacket that wants the snaps, now that I have them and the tools.  If I'm not careful I'll leave it and go onto something next  that is easy to sew and press.  It is lovely fabric on the outside though and just looks like soft suede.

Still, got time on my hands.

Done the torch job @wrenkins, flipping mystery, even tried the four pockets of the jacket.  However, when I was sorting out  skirt pattern, the metal sewing gauge that went missing around two weeks ago popped up in the drawer.  Which is odd because the drawer wasn't open at the time and I was around 18 inches away to the left.

I suspect it will turn up as soon as the new bits arrive   

Still missing, a micro sd card in the same room.

There are some people who look good regardless of what they wear, I am not. Too short for either I'd go with the navy, there again maybe not, this washed and layered look would definitely get rude comments, so first one.  If a weather lady wore it he wouldn't bat an eyelid.