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Originally Posted by aggiebears
My neighbor heard that I was interested in old sewing machines. She said her aunt had one did not know what kind. Later she called and said that it was "just an old singer table top model". I told her to find out more, I'm hoping it is an old feather weight and she doesn't want too much. My husband said you have 2 sewing machines now why do you need another one? Bless his heart he just doesn't understand.
Does DH have more than one screw driver, hammer, pliers? We need more than "one tool" for the job too :wink: |
If he does any handyman work, I'll bet he has more than one hammer mor 1 saw.
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My husband has 6 guitars and a mandolin. He also is the one that researched and bought my Bernina and my now sewing cabinet. I think he does get it.
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Men! I wonder how many duplicate tools he has.
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I just ask mine why he needs more fishing poles. Then he says "Never Mind". :lol:
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That is a man for you!
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Originally Posted by aggiebears
My neighbor heard that I was interested in old sewing machines. She said her aunt had one did not know what kind. Later she called and said that it was "just an old singer table top model". I told her to find out more, I'm hoping it is an old feather weight and she doesn't want too much. My husband said you have 2 sewing machines now why do you need another one? Bless his heart he just doesn't understand.
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Our darling husbands! Little do they know!
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I am heartbroken because my kids told me point blank that they don't want to inherit my machines.
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I have 7 machines and 2 sergers. Some of them are old, like the featherweight, and 2 of them are less than 4 years old. The two that are less than 4 years old are pretty much the same. One is a Pfaff 1524 and the other is a Pfaff 1530. That was a bad deal, where a purchased a floor model that was giving me trouble, so I took it bad despite their "No Return" policy. Thought my credit card company would back me up but didn't. I purchased the 1530 from another dealer, so I ended up with 2. Sent the 1524 to Pfaff, and they repaired something that was bent, and the machine sews fine now. The machine did not have a warranty, because Pfaff took the dealer ship away from the store in which I purchased the 1524, so Pfaff said "No Warranty". The were nice enough to fix the machine and paid for the shipping to get the machine back to me.
The sergers I love. I think I am sewing machine rich. At the moment my passion has cooled, but who knows, maybe there is just one more machine out there that needs to be rescued. Happy Sewing |
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