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01-22-2016, 02:50 PM
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Originally Posted by barny
Sewnoma, my son says those skull ridges on dogs are their smart ridges. We are always telling his dog how smart she is, LOL Barny
Originally Posted by sewbeadit
Very nice shape, good for you. I rarely find anything at our thrift stores, they seem to be picked over most of the time. SA and GW all have huge prices on their machines.
01-23-2016, 12:33 PM
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I love reading about all you gals & guys sewing machine finds. I always thought I did not need or want another machine. I have a Janome 6600 MC Professional and just love it. Also have a Elna 2006. It's a simpler machine than the 6600 and not computerized. So why no I need another one. After determining that I don't need one, just want one I feel like going on the hunt. Husband and I are going to South Padre Island, TX for 6 weeks and we are taking his pickup soooooooooooo that means more room. We are going to stop at every thrift, treasure shop, or whatever and I will keep my eyes open for sewing machines. Of course, I would like the coveted Featherweight but any older Singer would be a possibility. Anyway, wish me luck hunting from Minnesota to the southern most tip of Texas. Will keep you informed if I find anything.
01-23-2016, 02:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Karamarie
So why no I need another one. After determining that I don't need one, just want one I feel like going on the hunt. We are going to stop at every thrift, treasure shop, or whatever and I will keep my eyes open for sewing machines. Of course, I would like the coveted Featherweight but any older Singer would be a possibility.
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