Do I buy a Singer 201 or a 15-91, Help me deceide.
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OK, if you were me and looking for a heavy duty sewing machine would you buy a Singer 201 or a Singer 15-91. I want some of your feedback if you own one of these bad boys. I quilt and most of the quilting is a straight stitch, not good at freemotion. Have been doing a lot of heavier materials, and don't want to screw up my Janome.
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If they are both reasonably priced, in good condition, and work - hey boy, buy them both!
hmmmm... come to think of it, I don't have a 201 (my daughter has my mother's). I do have a 15-90 (the feed dogs drop which makes it great for free motion quilting).
The 15s have a bigger bobbin - the 201 is a 66 type and some consider it the best Singer ever made.
MOO - if possible get both.
hmmmm... come to think of it, I don't have a 201 (my daughter has my mother's). I do have a 15-90 (the feed dogs drop which makes it great for free motion quilting).
The 15s have a bigger bobbin - the 201 is a 66 type and some consider it the best Singer ever made.
MOO - if possible get both.
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I'm looking for a treadle in either one but cannot seem to find anything without a motor. Above states that the 201 is a 66 type but I guess not all 66 are 201s...
so how can you differentiate the 201 from other 66s?
so how can you differentiate the 201 from other 66s?
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