Originally Posted by
AndiR
Let's see.....most of my piecing is done on a 15 year old Bernina 1090. Then I have a Singer Featherweight, cause it's so cute! Also kept the first machine I ever bought, a JC Penney machine. Collected 3 or 4 older Singers in the wooden cases since I like antiques. And found a Singer treadle for about $20! And then I have a Prodigy longarm and an A-1 longarm. Oh, better not forget the 7 or 8 antique toy machines - Singer, Casiege, Sew EZ, etc.
I just like sewing machines - doesn't mean I use them all. Think about it - alot of people collect stamps, doesn't mean they use them!! LOL
Well, darn, I just thought about a couple more machines - got an older machine in a cabinet that belonged to my mom's neighbor, and DH's mom's older cabinet machine. Maybe I better quit buying machines!!! ;-)
Andi, a girl after my own heart. Just got my A-1 long arm and have lots of other machines. Featherweights 3 or 4, gorgeous treadle that sits in my front hall (I like people to know what I'm about when they visit), a White in a Martha Washington cabinet (they knew how to do cabinets, beautiful), a 15-90 Singer that was my mil who died 60 yrs ago, a Necchi with the first zigzag, Singer 201 - still the prettiest stitch of any machine. Then my 10 needle embroidery machine, serger, coverstitch machine, Juki F-600, and tl98. My husband has a huge woodworking shop so he doesn't mind at all.
Judi