Ha, Ha! Love it!
Originally Posted by Candace
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Ha, Ha! Love it!
Shirley
"We shall pass this way on Earth but once; if there is any kindness we can show, or good act we can do, let us do it now, for we will never pass this way again." Stephen Grellet
Why of course the anser IS No! But this is coming from ME who has well over 30+ LOL
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Yes, if you can't get to the one you want to sew on. LOL Bernina 750 for under $25, ofcourse you can not leave that one. I really enjoy paper piecing on my Bernina 830 vintage.
Anna Quilts
BOOMERANG 8.0 DIAMONDS blocks made !warning spoiler!
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BOOMERANG 8.0 DIAMONDS blocks received-
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One can never have too many sewing machines. Wow! What a bargain on your Bernina! Congratulations!
I have over 30, probably close to 40 machines now, and DH bought me another yesterday. It is a 201, my third, BUT my first ever Singer with the blue 100 yr anniversary badge on it. It is in a Frankenstein case - Wood looking bottom with crappy plastic case top. DH says we can klook for a wooden case or cabinet for the machine. Both of the other 201s have issues foir which I have zero time right now so am hoping this one actually sews like the seller claimed it did. Long story for a short answer of "NO, one can never have 2 many machines." Besides a vintage Bernina for $25 would have come home with me too.
Through Christ who strengthens me, I can do all things. - Paul
I know whom I have believed and am persuaded that He is able to keep that which I committed unto Him against that Day. - Paul
Chris, servant to three demanding cats
I have 8 and 2 sergers, and one toy singer. I almost sold one 2 weeks ago, a friend wanted my 99k, she even wrote the check and I was still not sure I wanted to sell it. Oh I hesitated, and then my dh pipes in, "don't sell that machine, you might need it". So apparently I don't have too many
I have a juki, singer, singer,singer, kenmore, baby lock,baby lock,Morse, Pfaff, and last but not least another pfaff, they all sew, and keeps my fingers very happy. Im still looking for more. lol
I bought a Bernina Record 730 in 1969 .... and it still works good. I have only had it serviced once in all that time (light bulb went out); but I should take it and get it cleaned. The *fancy* stitches no longer work and it runs a little on the slow side. But within the past 6 wks. I have treated myself to a new Janome 6600 and a 1961 Featherweight .... now the proud owner of 3 machines!!! Loving every minute of being retired!!!
jody
Loss count of my machines, so I guess I'd say as long as you have the room there is no to many machines, lOL
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I guess I'd say my limit is when hubby finally says OK you have enough but he hasn't said it yet so...I now have:
SINGER 301
Singer 500a
Singer 99k
Singer 221k (white featherweight )
70s dressmaker
70s white
50s lenco
1986 singer
1992 bernina 1260
baby lock quilters choice pro
Juki hzl-27z
1917 davis nvf treadle
1873 domestic treadle
Viking designer ruby embroidery
Brother 920d serger
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