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06-25-2012, 10:13 PM

#51

slk350

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Well, I have a threadle, 2 FW's, a Singer 503 Stant O Matic, an old Viking, Singer, Kenmore (the one I always use) and a serger (not all working). Now, I know that's not many compared to some, BUT....I think we might all need re-hab. LOL

06-25-2012, 11:37 PM

#52

xxxxxxxxxx

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is there a sewing machine AA group ?? in reading the head count, I count what I have here shake my head, I'm not so sure I should be doing this,, when ask ... why ... I ask why do you have 4 cars. you can only one at a time..

I'm at a breaking point, Now the machines I buy are getting BIGGER !!

now when we die , how many of the in laws will be fighting over your sewing machines,,

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06-26-2012, 01:02 AM

#53

Scakes

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I had to count mine the other day. Seems to be a funny thing with my friends - "how many sewing machines do you have now?" they are always asking. I lost track for a while so I've been saying "oh, about 20 of them." I actually only have 18 though. Guess I better hurry up and get 2 more so my count is right.

06-26-2012, 04:14 AM

#54

jennb

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Originally Posted by jennb

I guess I'd say my limit is when hubby finally says OK you have enough but he hasn't said it yet so...I now have:
SINGER 301
Singer 500a
Singer 99k
Singer 221k (white featherweight )
70s dressmaker
70s white
50s lenco
1986 singer
1992 bernina 1260
baby lock quilters choice pro
Juki hzl-27z
1917 davis nvf treadle
1873 domestic treadle
Viking designer ruby embroidery
Brother 920d serger

i forgot to add my admiral feom 1940s occupied japan. Its a 15 clone and i won an auction for a 1927 whilson rotary machine. I think i got them all now...and im hoisesitting a singer treadle i picked up for a friend...

06-26-2012, 05:27 AM

#55

ppquilter

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More is better, More is better, More is better, More is better LOL, just keep repeating

06-26-2012, 10:04 AM

#56

SewExtremeSeams

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Originally Posted by ppquilter

More is better, More is better, More is better, More is better LOL, just keep repeating

Right!

Now, I better get off here and use at least one of my machines.

06-26-2012, 10:49 AM

#57

jennb

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Um. I just bought another featherweight. That makes 2 ill have. One white one black. I think its going to go right up for adoption though. Only bought because i know i can flip it for some $$

02-26-2013, 03:02 PM

#58

kathyhait1010

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Sewmor 770

PP Quilter -- do you have a manual for your Sewmor 770?

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Originally Posted by ppquilter

My full sized and 3/4 sewingmachines……………………
Necchi BU (made in Italy) #U132395……………$10
Necchi Lelia 510 (made in Italy) #510 0128475..........$7.50
Elna Supermatic (made in Switzerland) # …………$20
Bernina 614 (made in Portugal) #6AA1612 ….….$20
Pfaff 130 (made in Germany) #4 599 038…………..$25
Adler (made in Western Germany) #5 6 2 32………..$10
Modern Deluxe #SA33942(portable)…………$5
Western Electric (portable)…………$7.50
Spartan #EN835664 (portable)……….$5
Diplomat Deluxe (made in Japan) #SK103606 (portable)……….$5
NEW lightrunning HOME (portable) model 103, #JA-47 37944…....$5
Sewmor 770 (made in Japan) #YZ 77 3292……..$20
American Beauty (made in Japan) (portable) #JA18 Z192412 ……….free
Minnesota Model B (treadle)…………………free
New Elgin #AAE 61716 …………$20