margoee

Let's see.....
Bernina 200 E
Bernina 153
Brother (little lightweight guy)
1953 Singer Featherweight

Think I would like a Sweet Sixteen sit-down midarm machine.....want to test drive a friends first, then I will decide!!

aeble

I'm picking up my new Janome Horizon 7700 next weekend. I currently have a bottom of the line brother I purchased from Walmart in college.

I'm so excited, I've been counting the sleeps! Too bad naps don't count.

Buttons922

Bernina 830E
Have it
Hubby bought it for me. Went to CU for loan and it was worth it!!!

jitkaau

Pfaff that cost $7,000.00 + $2,500 for software and $1,000.00 for hoops and feet etc (it's the price you have to pay in some countries if you want a nice machine). Now that it has died, I would like to get a Bernina 830, except that it costs $13,000 + $2,500 for software...so it will remain a dream.

Jagsd3

I have loved reading this thread. Will be back with my list......

tutslady

I have a Viking and a Pfaff machine. Love them both, but would love to have one with knee control and auto cutting of thread. I think I'm getting too spoiled to ask for that.

quiltbuddy

Bernina 1030 that I bought used 15 years ago-love it, nothing sews like a Bernina. A perfect condition Singer 99 with all the attachments inherited from an aunt. Pfaff 1222E in like new condition that I found in a junk store for $10.00, what a workhorse that one is and the even feed foot is great, a Singer Featherweight, and my latest addition is a Janome Horizon that I also love. Unless I seriously get into FMQ I think I'm done collecting. Every machine has it's strong points,that's why you need so many, right?

Nona

I have an assortment. Two featherweights, Viking mega quilter, Spartan, Singer 99, Pfaff 2340, Pfaff 102 (treadle),Kenmore (1945 model) and I just bought a 630 Brother to lean to embroidery. All except te Pfaff102 gets regular use. I have them all set up with different tread in them and use them as I need that color thread. None are named. At my stage of the game, I am lucky to remember the brands.

Texas_Sue

I have a Bernina 430 QE and love it and I have a Feather Weight that sews very nicely. I also have Singer Quantum that also embroiders, but I don't use it. I also have a Handiquilter Sweet Sixteen sit down quilting machine. I haven't done much on it except practice, but I love the way it quilts.

Retiredandquilting

I have a Juki TL98Q and a Kenmore for when I need more than a straight stitch.
The Juki is the machine that I want and I certainly cannot afford a machine for $3K.