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07-03-2012, 11:56 AM
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According to this website your Franklin was made by Domestic.
go to: www.kelsew.info/Domestic/domesticmodelsnolinks.html
I hope it will show up as a link. Go to the 5th machine picture from the BOTTOM of the page and it shows your machine.
Hope this clears it up, Judy[/QUOTE]
Judy,
Thanks for the link. It settled this question right quick.
Joe
07-03-2012, 12:22 PM
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Candace, I did not know that Pfaff 360 series are such a good machine. Why? What do they do best?
There is a 360 available but I do not like their price. I much prefer what you got for $50 plus the cool sewing box.
http://kpr.craigslist.org/art/3063174228.html
There is a 360 available but I do not like their price. I much prefer what you got for $50 plus the cool sewing box.
http://kpr.craigslist.org/art/3063174228.html
I didn't say I paid $50 for it.
07-03-2012, 12:25 PM
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Candace, when you find out what's going on with the Pfaff, let me know. You just described the Pfaff's 46's problem. If I can get that one to sew straight, I won't have to transport one of mine for mission sewiing. 'Mine' is a simpler model and probably newer, but it sews a tiny ZZ for a SS.
07-03-2012, 12:54 PM
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I know there is a foot and plate for a serger, bobbins, for other machines.
A lot of the paint is just flat gone, what is left on the bed is bubbled like heat was applied.
I was surprised it turns by hand. I might try to make a reverse button if I knew how it attaches, and engages. I’ll try to look at some drawings. I am so far behind... And I stay on this computer!
A lot of the paint is just flat gone, what is left on the bed is bubbled like heat was applied.
I was surprised it turns by hand. I might try to make a reverse button if I knew how it attaches, and engages. I’ll try to look at some drawings. I am so far behind... And I stay on this computer!
07-03-2012, 01:57 PM
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07-03-2012, 04:57 PM
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Am I crazy?
There was an ad posted on the local CL for someone that wanted to rent a sewing machine for the summer... I saw it a couple of times, thought about it, and then answered it.
She's a young woman, just graduated from college that's accepted a temporary position locally for the summer. I'm going to LOAN her my 328K, with a fully refundable deposit when I get the machine back.
I'm a bit nervous about it....I like this machine....a LOT! I also understand tho, what it's like to want to be able to sew and have nothing to use.
There was an ad posted on the local CL for someone that wanted to rent a sewing machine for the summer... I saw it a couple of times, thought about it, and then answered it.
She's a young woman, just graduated from college that's accepted a temporary position locally for the summer. I'm going to LOAN her my 328K, with a fully refundable deposit when I get the machine back.
I'm a bit nervous about it....I like this machine....a LOT! I also understand tho, what it's like to want to be able to sew and have nothing to use.
07-03-2012, 05:07 PM
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07-03-2012, 05:08 PM
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Am I crazy?
There was an ad posted on the local CL for someone that wanted to rent a sewing machine for the summer... I saw it a couple of times, thought about it, and then answered it.
She's a young woman, just graduated from college that's accepted a temporary position locally for the summer. I'm going to LOAN her my 328K, with a fully refundable deposit when I get the machine back.
I'm a bit nervous about it....I like this machine....a LOT! I also understand tho, what it's like to want to be able to sew and have nothing to use.
There was an ad posted on the local CL for someone that wanted to rent a sewing machine for the summer... I saw it a couple of times, thought about it, and then answered it.
She's a young woman, just graduated from college that's accepted a temporary position locally for the summer. I'm going to LOAN her my 328K, with a fully refundable deposit when I get the machine back.
I'm a bit nervous about it....I like this machine....a LOT! I also understand tho, what it's like to want to be able to sew and have nothing to use.
07-03-2012, 05:08 PM
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Am I crazy?
There was an ad posted on the local CL for someone that wanted to rent a sewing machine for the summer... I saw it a couple of times, thought about it, and then answered it.
She's a young woman, just graduated from college that's accepted a temporary position locally for the summer. I'm going to LOAN her my 328K, with a fully refundable deposit when I get the machine back.
I'm a bit nervous about it....I like this machine....a LOT! I also understand tho, what it's like to want to be able to sew and have nothing to use.
There was an ad posted on the local CL for someone that wanted to rent a sewing machine for the summer... I saw it a couple of times, thought about it, and then answered it.
She's a young woman, just graduated from college that's accepted a temporary position locally for the summer. I'm going to LOAN her my 328K, with a fully refundable deposit when I get the machine back.
I'm a bit nervous about it....I like this machine....a LOT! I also understand tho, what it's like to want to be able to sew and have nothing to use.
May you doubly be blessed when she returns it.
07-03-2012, 05:11 PM
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