Has anyone ever heard of Necchi??????
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Do you want to know that I wore out my Necchi? The bearings in the motor froze up, and to loosen them, I would drop it straight onto the floor from a few inches above.....when there was squalling and screeching as I sewed, my DH finally whispered in my ear, "Honey, why don't you buy yourself a new sewing machine?" (I bought a Kenmore that is the same as the Janome DC2010).
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Originally Posted by rburnitt
Today I seen 2 sewing machines at Savation Army. First one was a Necchi esperia, made in Italy and the other was Fleetwood, it had De Lusce written on motor. Does any one know if these are good machines? They were both made of metal and were in nice cabnets.
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A friend found one for me it is black like the singer but unfortunatly some one had damaged the cabinet it is in by cutting the bottom off of it I hope one day to restore it I have been told they are greast machines
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Originally Posted by rburnitt
Today I seen 2 sewing machines at Savation Army. First one was a Necchi esperia, made in Italy and the other was Fleetwood, it had De Lusce written on motor. Does any one know if these are good machines? They were both made of metal and were in nice cabnets.
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I inherited my Mom's Necchi. I learned to sew on that machine. Mom sewed everything on it. most of my school clothes, my maternity clothes etc. I have not used it in a long time, but it's here if her Bernina goes south.
It's a great machine
It's a great machine
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