SuzieQuilts

Five, if you count the serger, and they are all Berninas.

vschieve

My mom's treadle (which I do piece on); my first machine, a Pfaff 262, a handcrank, Frister and Rossmann which sews the most perfect stitch, a Pfaff 130 which is a Pfaffie collector's item, a Pfaff 2170 embroidery machine, and a Husqvarna Viking Diamond Deluxe embroidery machine. I love and use them all!

Landers

I have 4 machines and a long arm and I just added a 5th one. I brought a Janome Horizons at the Houston International quilt Festival. yeah!!!!

deemail

25 and counting.... all the way from a working toy to my 14 ft long nolting longarm...5 featherweights, 2 treadles, multiple coffin tops, 2 matching white cabinet models for night tables in my room... pfaff for sewing, elna for serging, baby lock serger in the quilt studio, new home graduation present and still working in the quilt studio... they're sitting all over the house and i love them all....

we're not counting knitting machines? right? many, many more.....

Marni

4 machines total
mid-arm
6600
smaller Janome for taking to classes
treadle machine
and still looking-FW is on my wish list right now

Greyhound Mom

l1976 bernina, newer bernina, vintage 306 x3, 99 vintage singer x3, 406 vintage singer restored "Billy's way" (that is up for sale) . I'm trying not to buy anymore, but.........you know how that goes!

Drue

I have 5.

My great-grandmother's treadle
My mom's Singer Featherweight, which I learned to sew on when I was about 9
A Janome,"My XL, 23L"
A Husqvarna Viking SE, embroidery/sewing machine
A Husqvarna Viking 936 5 spool serger

jem

I have 5, but only use 2 of them every day, a Kenmore (which I love) and a Bernina.

ka9sdn

I have 8 right now. We have two homes so I have to have machines in each and don't want to haul them back and forth. Only one long arm and I am done buying as theynarengetting to expensive,

MargeD

I have 3 sewing machines right now, a Janome 4000, a Sears Kenmore and a Brother, all portables. At one point I had 7 machines, gave one to my sister when her machine was on the fritz and I gave it to Mary Ann's granddaughter, as she wanted to sew like grandma. It was a Singer in a cabinet. I had an ancient Stradivaro machine that I got free when I bought china from a door-to-door salesman back when I was single and had some money. I also had a Kenmore in a cabinet that I gave to my new DIL, as she liked the cabinet, thought it would be more practical for her. The 7th machine was a Sears Kenmore that I had to get rid of as I burned the motor up while quilting. Guess I worked it too hard. I traded a Singer for my Janome 4000, but all the sewing machines I acquired, except for the Singer in a cabinet that I bought at a yard sale for $25 were free, from friends and the local swap at the local incinerator where people brought things they no longer wanted, but didn't want to just throw them away. I used all of them, however, the Kenmore that I have now my friend picked up for me at the incinerator swap, and I haven't had time to use it yet, as I'm still trying to settle in after moving.