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#122
Originally Posted by mygirl66
Wow, I think Im the only one with only 1 mach! :-(
#123
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: canton, ohio
Posts: 85
I only have two - but I love them both! A Janome 6500 and a Brother Quattro (that I'm still learning about). I traded an Elna and White when I bought the Quattro, so still only two. I like to sew while embroidering and can't do both at the same time on the Brother!
#125
I have three machines:my janome that I use for almost everything, a singer(one lunger), which I do most of my curved piecing on(it just does it without eating my pieces), and an antique machine that smells hot every time I try to use it, some day I'll have it looked at, a very dear friend gave it to me, and she's no longer here. But, I love them all.
#126
Originally Posted by SuziC
I know that most quilters have the "extras" that we must have like thread, needles, fabric in every color and style, rulers, cutters, etc. But what about our machines??? How many of you have more than one machine? I know to sew you can do it on just one, but i have found myself with 5 machines! I don't know how that happened?? It must be magic! I have a new home that i use quite a bit, a janome in a different room and 2 sergers for "other" sewing and i'm waiting for my new singer. Do you think i need a support group??? :shock:
#127
Goodness, I love machines almost as much as my fabric. I have a Viking Rose (embroidery & sewing machine), a Janome 6500 I use for piecing and quilting, a BabyLock Natalie (bought to take to guild and classes but haven't used and need to sell), Viking felting machine (for artsy stuff - so fun)!, and a Viking Designer SE with the Fab-u-Motion w/cruise control (embroidery and free motion quilting). I am selling the Viking Rose (my first machine) and the BabyLock Natalie, who knows what will catch my eye next?!?!
#129
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Winter/South Florida;Summer/anywhere & everywhere North
Posts: 578
Well let's see:
1. A Pfaff 1475, my everyday machine, had for at least 15 plus years & haven't used 1/4 of the stiches
2. Pfaff 130 from mid 50's, built like a tank, repaired & made many a sail & awning on it, had since the mid 70's, great back-up machine if you can find someone strong to heft it to the table for you.
3. Berninia serger, still getting aquainted with a year later
4. Babylock serger, found at the bottom of a pile of boxes from my parents move from California in the late 80's, still need to check it out
5. A 1936 Featherweight, my pride & glory, traveling with me in the RV this summer
1. A Pfaff 1475, my everyday machine, had for at least 15 plus years & haven't used 1/4 of the stiches
2. Pfaff 130 from mid 50's, built like a tank, repaired & made many a sail & awning on it, had since the mid 70's, great back-up machine if you can find someone strong to heft it to the table for you.
3. Berninia serger, still getting aquainted with a year later
4. Babylock serger, found at the bottom of a pile of boxes from my parents move from California in the late 80's, still need to check it out
5. A 1936 Featherweight, my pride & glory, traveling with me in the RV this summer
#130
hmmm...my husband made me get rid of 2 at the yard sale, luckily one didn't sell - so I get to keep it :0)
Pfaff 7560 with embroidery unit
Brother (model unknown - it is a long arm for my gracie frame)
Pfaff 796 serger
Singer Futura
Pfaff 303 (brand new - (found at the thrift for $5, still had packaging inside!)
Pfaff 7560 with embroidery unit
Brother (model unknown - it is a long arm for my gracie frame)
Pfaff 796 serger
Singer Futura
Pfaff 303 (brand new - (found at the thrift for $5, still had packaging inside!)
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