AllyStitches

I have three:

I do most of my sewing on a Babylock Ellure. It's been a pretty good machine, and I've been happy with it, but for the price I would have gone with Brother had I known. I also have a Bernina 830 Record which was used in the 70's at our local junior college for home ec and sewing classes. That machine is a total work horse, and I love it. It's solid as a rock! I taught my son to sew on it. My latest machine is the Janome 1600PQC for quilting, and I love that one too. It is very powerful.

I also sew clothing, so I would really like to add a serger in the near future. I'm thinking maybe after I finish the quilts I have planned for Christmas-- maybe I can even ask for it for Christmas. It would be an expensive Christmas present, and I almost feel guilty, so I'll have to think on it. The Babylock has an overcast stitch which I have been using, and it does the trick, just not as neatly as I would like.

Colorful1

I have alot ~ some I use, some I don't because they're truly antiques and not practical for today's sewing. I fix then sell off the ones I don't want. My Juki, Sweet Sixteen, and serger are set up. My portable is my 1935 Singer 221. I go between my vintage Elnas, Berninas, and Viking Rose if I want zigzag/deco stitches.
My family gave me a beautiful Singer treadle w the Lotus/Thistle decal for Mother's Day a couple of years ago. My hope is to create enough space in my sewing room so that I can open it up, leave it open, and use it

winia

I have three and use them all. One is upstairs in the loft, and one is downstairs in my sewing machine room, and one is for traveling. I use all them and often.

ptquilts

I have had as many as 12 portables at once, along with two cabinet, but now after moving and downsizing, I am down to one portable, a Singer 185J. And no cabinets. We did sell DH's treadle but had to give away my Kenmore cabinet machine.

Zinda

I have four Berninas. Two in Florida and two in Wisconsin. The second machine is a backup for when my "favorite" at each place needs to go to the shop. Typically use one to piece and one to free motion quilt.

myreda

I have 20 and I use 5 of them regularly and the others occasionally. I did sell a serger a couple of months ago but I a Singer 128 on Sunday...so.... I am not promising I might not buy others as well.

Havplenty

I just took my Singer 128 in for new wiring. "Josey" is absolutely gorgeous, her scrolls in near excellent condition. Her Bentwood case in good condition and could use a little tlc. I had her in storage and had not viewed her for a while. It was an excellent show as me and the repairman oohed and aahed for some moments.

I hope your 128 is as beautiful.

maryb119

I have 2 Pfaff sewing machines, a 7550 and a 2144 and a Pfaff serger. I also have a Nolting long arm. I use them all.

redtweety

I have 1 vintage, my moms. I have 4 I use, one is basic sewing, I have set with white tread for when I need it. I have my kenmore for changing colors and everyday sewing. A singer with embroidery ( not hooked to a computer) and an embroidery machine that needs a computer. I also have a serger, haven't learned to use it yet.

Melinda in Tulsa

Babylocks Unity, Symphony, Serenade, Emore, Embellisher, Imagine Wave, Coverstitch, Pfaff 7570, Kenmores 385.1915, 158.1914, 158.1430, Brother PE150, 1938 Singer FW, 1896 Singer 27 Treadle, singer Rocketeer 500.

I think that's all, if there is more, I'm not admitting to it! Oh, and a Babylock Protege Serger at my daughters....so, 16 in all? Oh, wait, an old model 15 Cromwell. So, 17????? At least I'm not the winner! No wait again....a Juki 2010Q on a Grace frame. Sooooo....... 18??????? Now I'm embarrassed, I didn't realize I had so many.