KathyJB

I gave my White away (because the tension spring was broken) and because the buyer wanted to give it to a quilting student of hers. Which is awesome to hear a young person wants to quilt. The same person bought my Featherweight. I'm happy to know it went to a good home. She thought it had been repainted because it was so immaculate. Maybe I should have asked for 50$ more, lol.
Sure was hard to let her go as she was so tiny and so pretty.

maviskw

It's so good to get a sewing machine to a new quilter. But I hope it gets fixed before they start to use it. That can be very frustrating to start sewing on something that doesn't work.

KathyJB

Oh they know about the spring that's why instead of my asking price of 40$ I told her they could have it for free. The lady owns a quilt shop and her husband also quilts. She said he had a humongous machine on a 20 ft table? Or maybe it was 18ft. Anyway, I'm sure he can fix it. She now has 61 sewing machines with the addition of the featherweight.

AVFD215

Nice to get a machine to a new quilter. Not sure I would have let the Featherweight go though.

KathyJB

Trust me, it was hard. But knowing she owned a quilting shop made it a tad easier. I know she will take care of it.

KathyJB

I found a singer 66. I have to save it.

Jennifer23

Being down to 2 sewing machines is like being down to having 2 stray cats... nature will see that you can take more, and the void will be filled soon enough

KathyJB

Very true. I took apart the singer 27 to clean. I know I will have to repaint it. I've been researching that this evening.