Hattie Shorts

Yesterday at the thrift store,I played with a singer that was a lovely shade of blue...had never see one...it was in a table with nice wood....it worked and. Had a box of attachments....$35 ...sure was tempted, but ihaveabsolutely not an inch of space to put it....was this a treasure that I missed or just a novelty to me?

Suzi

I can never walk away from one that is unique to me .......... how did you do that? I understand the space issue as I'm sharing your boat with you ...........

Candace

It was a clone, likely, and not a Singer. Not a rare machine by any means, but a novelty.

jeank

http://quilting.about.com/od/essenti...weight-221.htm

I went looking for blue machines and found this one. of course it has been painted, but it is a bright blue.

harrishs

I have 2 aquablue Singers ----a 347 and a 348-----I think they are lovely and add so much tomy collectionand they work well too!

cabbagepatchkid

Hattie Shorts: Did it look like this one?
http://www.sewingonline.co.uk/machines/singer348/

I would have brought it home with me. I love blue machines.

Hattie Shorts

Yes...the same machine....now I'm sorry I s did not bring it home

J Miller

I've been outbid on 4 blue clones and you turned one down ..... oh the shame of it. Just teasing. I'm out of space myself, but I would have brought it home anyway.

Joe

Candace

Haha, Joe, too bad you don't live closer. I've had my blue clone on CL for a while now and it's not sold:<

J Miller

Well darn, I'll bet it's a pretty one too. The problem is shipping from Outer Space would be astronomical.

Joe