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01-31-2010, 06:55 AM
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Hey everyone :)
I'm a mom of four and busy, but I love sewing. Last week I sold a vintage Singer 301a to a local quilter and had the pleasure of visiting her in her sewing room. I instantly began obsessed with wanting to learn to quilt, so I took the money that she gave me for the sewing machine and headed straight to the fabric store and bought some lovely fabrics. Now I just need to figure out exactly what to do next.
Kathy in AL
Mom to four great homeschooled children and wanna-be Vintage Singer Collector.
I'm a mom of four and busy, but I love sewing. Last week I sold a vintage Singer 301a to a local quilter and had the pleasure of visiting her in her sewing room. I instantly began obsessed with wanting to learn to quilt, so I took the money that she gave me for the sewing machine and headed straight to the fabric store and bought some lovely fabrics. Now I just need to figure out exactly what to do next.
Kathy in AL
Mom to four great homeschooled children and wanna-be Vintage Singer Collector.
01-31-2010, 07:40 AM
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Yes, I know but we needed the money and I knew that one would bring in the most. I also have a 15-91 that I use and a 319w that I will use as soon as I order needles and a belt, plus a 185J, a 99K, a 306w, and a few newer Singers that I plan to sell.
I will never sell the 15-91 or the 319 and someday I will get myself a little white featherweight.
I will never sell the 15-91 or the 319 and someday I will get myself a little white featherweight.
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