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Old 09-23-2011, 09:42 AM
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This picture says it all! Now I know why this is such a good machine to take to retreats and classes!
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How sweet!
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Old 09-23-2011, 09:45 AM
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now that is little
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now that is little
Almost looks like a toy!
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yep that is a FW. Mine looks just like her. I also have a Spartan Singer coming that should be just as little.

In fact I refer to it as my new toy.
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That looks so small
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Old 09-23-2011, 09:57 AM
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This picture says it all! Now I know why this is such a good machine to take to retreats and classes!
How cute! That's why I'm calling my Pfaff "Big Bertha" LOL
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What a great idea, I'm taking my featherweight to the quilt retreat as a backup to the Pfaff QE 4.0. Up in the mountains miles from anywhere, if anything should go wrong I'll still be sewing!
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LOL, that is exactly how mine looks. It sews a perfectly straight stitch. It is so light and easy to take to classes. Comes in an easy to carry case with 6 bobbins total plus foot pedal, extra assorted feet, manual, plus I can put extra tools in the case also.
I LOVE mine!!!!


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Thank you! I think I've never fully realized how little they really are.
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