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#474
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Owensboro, KY
Posts: 1,420
Originally Posted by gazzo50
I just bought a Singer 322. It needs a power cord. Any idea where I might find one. second hand id ok. kcl
#475
gazzo50 is it possible it's a mistype and you've got a 222 or a 221? I've never seen a 322 and while I might have missed it I think I'm right that there isn't a FW with that number?
If you've got a 222 congrats they are even rarer then a 221...if you've got a 221 they are wonderful little workhorses. I've had mine for about 10 yrs and love it for piecing, tho I didn't care for the way it worked with my zig zag attachment and a lap sized fleece backing. I will try it with other, less thick material tho.
If you've got a 222 congrats they are even rarer then a 221...if you've got a 221 they are wonderful little workhorses. I've had mine for about 10 yrs and love it for piecing, tho I didn't care for the way it worked with my zig zag attachment and a lap sized fleece backing. I will try it with other, less thick material tho.
#476
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Webster, NY
Posts: 1,002
Originally Posted by greenini
gazzo50 is it possible it's a mistype and you've got a 222 or a 221? I've never seen a 322 and while I might have missed it I think I'm right that there isn't a FW with that number?
If you've got a 222 congrats they are even rarer then a 221...if you've got a 221 they are wonderful little workhorses. I've had mine for about 10 yrs and love it for piecing, tho I didn't care for the way it worked with my zig zag attachment and a lap sized fleece backing. I will try it with other, less thick material tho.
If you've got a 222 congrats they are even rarer then a 221...if you've got a 221 they are wonderful little workhorses. I've had mine for about 10 yrs and love it for piecing, tho I didn't care for the way it worked with my zig zag attachment and a lap sized fleece backing. I will try it with other, less thick material tho.
http://sewcraftful.com/sewing-machin...ght-model-322/
#477
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Round Rock,Texas
Posts: 6,135
Originally Posted by greenini
gazzo50 is it possible it's a mistype and you've got a 222 or a 221? I've never seen a 322 and while I might have missed it I think I'm right that there isn't a FW with that number?
If you've got a 222 congrats they are even rarer then a 221...if you've got a 221 they are wonderful little workhorses. I've had mine for about 10 yrs and love it for piecing, tho I didn't care for the way it worked with my zig zag attachment and a lap sized fleece backing. I will try it with other, less thick material tho.
If you've got a 222 congrats they are even rarer then a 221...if you've got a 221 they are wonderful little workhorses. I've had mine for about 10 yrs and love it for piecing, tho I didn't care for the way it worked with my zig zag attachment and a lap sized fleece backing. I will try it with other, less thick material tho.
#479
I have a 221 that I use all the time and goes with me to classes. I bought her on eBay and met the family who's mother had owned her. They were nice enough to refund the shipping since I lived nearby and picked it up.
I also have a 222 that is not used much, but I love her too. She is actually wired for use in the US.
They get used more than my Pfaff.
I also have a 222 that is not used much, but I love her too. She is actually wired for use in the US.
They get used more than my Pfaff.
#480
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Webster, NY
Posts: 1,002
Originally Posted by greenini
Ah, thanks, it's not a FW that I'm familiar with. Gee, how many new machines are they calling FW? Couldn't they at least use FW II or some designation so we know what it is????
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