sueisallaboutquilts

Hey everyone, I got one last year and I'm already wearing out the decals. That's how much I'm using it. I'm not going to worry about the finish. It came in perfect condition!

FWDesigns

I saw someone selling replacement decals for featherweights the other day online when I was looking for replacement decals for a Singer 66. I am looking for Red eye decals as well as the Centennial (I think that is the machine that I got on Saturday). Still learning all this stuff. ;-)

sueisallaboutquilts

I know they sell decals on Ebay for one, but I'm also wearing a bit of the paint!!! It's right on the edge between the decal and the front (if that makes sense)
I have not seen decals for the 66 anywhere but maybe Billy (lostn51) would know.
Thanks!

RevPam

I love my 1947!

vivianv

My featherweight and I are both antiques, born in 41. Have to admit she is in much better condition than I. You won't be sorry if you get one. They are great little machines.

Katiequiltsalot

Mine is 20 years older than me,it was made in 37 and I was made in 57.And yes, she is in better shape than I am.

misseva

My daughter bought me one bought in 1936 - my birth year. She bought a 222 which is a free arm and it's birth year is 1960. WE LOVE 'EM!!!

Marvlin

I too was born in 1943 and unfortunately no machines were made during the years 1942 thru1946 in the United States. There were some machines made in Scotland but skipped 1942-1946 also. The war must have stopped the making of these wonderful machines since they were all metal. Now I have to decide if I want a machine a few years younger than me or go with a machine several years older than me. It won't make a lot of difference because I love all of these little machines but how nice to have one on your birth year.