KathyJ

Consider yourself enabled. I have a high-end embroidery machine, a mid-range & an old Kenmore. The high-end embroidery machine stays in my sewing table; the mid-range goes to classes & the Kenmore is just a keeper because it is always reliable if the mid-range has to go to the hospital - which is where it is now to get her scissor mechanism replaced. I also have my mom's & grandmother's cabinet Kenmores just for nostalgia.

sewnut

You can call your girls ebony and ivory. they are gorgeous together!

Cheshirecatquilter

Have you ever met a man who has only one saw, one hammer, one wrench... Keep them both. Invite someone over for a sewing party and share one.

MargeD

I think the "girls" need to stay together so they won't get lonely. LOL. I have Janome 4000, a Kenmore, which has similar embroidery stitches, etc., although they both need to go to the shop for a tune-up. My poor Janome has been quilting and sewing a lot the last 6 months and has an unusual noise that needs to get looked at. The Kenmore was free, however, I wish I had checked it out before we moved 2 years ago = it sews great, then it stops and the thread is all knotted, not sure what the problem is. Then I have a small Brother - also free that I have been using lately and thankfully it works pretty well, even when quilting. I will stick with the 3 machines, especially since I had 6 before we moved, but they went to good homes.

patsynel

They look so contended sitting there together. Don't break up this duo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Auntie Em

They really look GREAT together!!!!

AuntieD

keep both of them, you don't want to separate sisters!!

joyce888

Gotta say I'd just keep them both.

Material Witness

If you name them, you don't have to give them up.

DonnaC

I'm so glad I have a nice place like this to visit, and get a hefty dose of enabling!! LOL