How many sewing machines is to many?

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06-15-2012, 11:55 AM

#31

ShirlR

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Ha, Ha! Love it!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Candace

Yes, you have too many. So I will help you by taking the new one off your hands:>

06-15-2012, 12:03 PM

#32

icon17

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Why of course the anser IS No! But this is coming from ME who has well over 30+ LOL

06-15-2012, 12:05 PM

#33

Annaquilts

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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.

06-15-2012, 06:48 PM

#34

nstitches4u

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One can never have too many sewing machines. Wow! What a bargain on your Bernina! Congratulations!

06-15-2012, 06:53 PM

#35

chris_quilts

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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.

06-15-2012, 06:57 PM

#36

deedum

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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

06-15-2012, 07:52 PM

#37

Lynnstanfield

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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

06-24-2012, 06:53 AM

#38

jj1150

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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

06-24-2012, 07:15 AM

#39

valleyquiltermo

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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

06-25-2012, 01:31 AM

#40

jennb

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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