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10-04-2011, 05:02 AM

#91

Charlee

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Location: Idaho

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Gary, you are NOT out of control!! If you are, then I'm right behind ya! ;)

5 treadles: Wheeler & Wilson 8, Singer 9W, AG Mason New Florence, 1916 Singer Redeye, Davis Vertical Feed.

Vintage Machines: 1934 White Number 8, (2) 1946 Singer 15-91, 1956 Featherweight, 1960's Kenmore, 1980's Kenmore, 1951 201-2, 1924 Singer 99, 1915 Singer 28K handcrank, 1953 Singer model 20 toy.

Modern machines: Janome 8077, Brother (dunno what model), Pfaff Grand Quilter.

10-04-2011, 05:05 AM

#92

yellowwroses

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Join Date: Jul 2011

Location: Wyoming

Posts: 589

i have 2 new babies a Viking Diamond Delux, and a 1933 featherweight. They join a Janome 4800 on loan to daughter, Bernina 440, Berniina computerized serger, and 1948 featherweight

10-04-2011, 05:07 AM

#93

yellowwroses

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Location: Wyoming

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Would love to get HQ16 sit down machine, lol.

10-04-2011, 05:16 AM

#94

smcfadden

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Join Date: Jun 2011

Location: Smithville, TX

Posts: 560

You guys are some serious sewers! I only have one machine which I bought early this year. It's a Babylock Melody and I love it. But I'm thinking of buying a serger and an embroidery machine.

10-04-2011, 05:17 AM

#95

Stitcher317

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Join Date: Jul 2011

Location: Fla & NE PA in summer

Posts: 193

I currently have a Bernina 635, Baby Lock Ellisimo, Baby Lock Imagine Serger and Baby Lock Symphony....In the past I have owned a Bernina 930,180, 200 and 730...and I've loved them all..Switched to Baby Lock because of my fantastic dealer in Fla but remain a dedicated Bernina fan as well and love my dealer here in PA...they are just so far from me! 1.5 hrs is a bit too far for regular classes but they truly are the finest people and have a terrific store.