My Goodwill Happy Dance Item
#41
Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Phenix City, Alabama
Posts: 881
i have one just like it! tho my case disinigrated. my great aunt gave it to me when i was 8 and i've kept it. sears still carries parts for it. just ordered a new power cord/pedle. they sew great. i sewed on mine until i bought a new machine with my first paycheck. i still sewed denim on it tho. and i would use my mom's machine to make my buttonholes and stuff. you can get parts for it from sears and pm me if you need a manual for it.
#42
Originally Posted by QuiltE
You folks must have better Goodwills than we do ... never any antique sewing machines. Sometimes there's semi-modern ones.
And never any decent fabric ... you wouldn't believe the garbage fabric there is, IF there is any at all.
I often wonder if the volunteers scoop the finds before any of the rest of us get a chance! :)
And never any decent fabric ... you wouldn't believe the garbage fabric there is, IF there is any at all.
I often wonder if the volunteers scoop the finds before any of the rest of us get a chance! :)
#48
Think I am going to the Goodwill in my area tomorrow and see what they have there... lol I am sure I won't be as lucky as you. But have to go look after all the cool things I have been seeing posted on here!!
#49
Super Member
Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Topeka, KS
Posts: 3,813
Wow! That is a good find! Isn't it funny how different Goodwills/Salvation Army Stores are so different in different cities and in different parts of the country? I like the Goodwill in a nearby city far better than the one here. It is amazing how different they are. It is a good thing that I go there (to the nearby city) at least once a week.
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