wow what a lucky find on the Pfaff 303

I have the one a little larger and really like it. The adjustable shelf for the machine is nice and sturdy and can be set to fit any machine. I keep my Brother 1500 in it and when not using it, lower the machine and set my Pfaff on top. I did buy the acrylic top to fit each of my machines, but find it too much troublle to change them out. The entended drawer with the top that fits on it to make a larger surface for quiting is great. I have mine against a window, so don't use the drop leaf in the front though.

PS: I have 5 machines...an old treadle, a Pfaff 2144, a Janome Compulock Serger, a Janome Gem and a Brother 1500...just game my 1970's New Home to my daughter.

Best part is my dh was excited for me! He is extremely supportive even though he threatens to burn my stash :0) I know he'd never do it because he's been at the register when I'm shopping at the lqs.

1 Union Special Comercial Lock Stitch
2 Remoldi Comercial Serger
3 1989 Elna Serger
4 Brother 2003 Ult
5 Brother 270 D
6 Janome 11000 SE
7 Janome 1600DBX on Little Gracie II Frame
Ok I am a machine addict

this is so much fun to read!

SINGER,two Brothers,one with about sixty stitches an then The
Inovice4000two sergers,one long arm an frame.An one oldie
that is in storage in old sewing stand.An two old treddle stands
one I will never get rid of cause my father got it for me right before he passed away for $2.00 an have to put new finish on it.An wouldn't trade any of them.An my brother has a singer i'm thinking about getting.Going to try an work that one out with me baby sitting for him.

I cannot wait to show this thread to my DH. He thinks I am the only crazy one with eight machines.

I have my Viking Feesa 415, and a Viking serger (top of the line 4 years ago.)

I only have 1 - a Bernina embroidery, but would like a serger and a small one to take to classes - Just not sure what serger would be good. Linda

Well, let's see, I have my grandmother's White treadle, an old, 1940s Singer, a Pfaff, a Bernina & a BabyLock. Good heavens, it's worse than I thought!