janluna

I sew with a singer quilting machine. It cost $300.00 on sale at Joann fabric. It was marked down $100.00. So far, so good. I love it. Haven't tried FMQ yet but I will on the wall hanging I'm working on. That is if I ever get the time to finish piecing it together. lol

Minda

Bernina 820 (stay-at-home machine)
Bernina Anniversary Edition (workshop & retreat machine)
Bernina Activa 230 (workshop machine)
Janome 6500 (stay-at-home machine)
Singer Featherweight (anywhere machine)

darleneerickson

don't forget that the Pfaff has a build in walking foot and the Viking machines do not - I piece on a Pfaff 2144 because of the build in walking foot feature. I have a VikingSE which I mainly use for machine embroidery.

Char

Bernina 440 QE and Featherweight

grann of 6

I use whichever machine I walk to. I have Husqvarna/Vikings, Designer I (my workhorse), Designer SE, Topaz, and Diamond. I use the Diamond to embroider & quilt on the machine, which I am currently doing. I also have a White treadle, the Singer I learned to sew on in the 40's, and several other old ones.

Julie Baird

My Viking D1...absolutely love the machine for both piecing and machine quilting. It's got a nifty little thing that keeps track of how long the needle was going up and down while I was quilting...but it doesn't count the latte and potty breaks...

patsyo56721

I use Baby Lock Elure Plus

Melinda in Tulsa

Pfaff 7570 is my main machine and a Kenmore 385.1915 for back-up and classes.

MsSewer

I use a Kenmore (over 25 years old) to do all my piecing on and Husqvarna for embroidery

Candace

A fancy, schmancy Bernina 830 for my piecing and embroidery-I got this one in March. A Janome 9000 for my back-up, that I got 11 years ago, that now sits in the closet. And my newest arrival is solemnly looking at me, wanting me to get her up and running, a Morse 4500.