OMG I feel so awful
#42
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Cadillac, MI
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Edie, only Singers are FWs. They weigh about 11 pounds. Their claim to fame is their portability and, of course, their reliability. Our 'old' heavy weights are just vintage machines. I want a White because that was my mother's machine of choice. Singer was Grandma's.
Type 'vintage machines' in the search box and start reading the almost 500 page post about those. Interesting reading. I just bought an 1952 Singer. I assumed because it was little and black, it was a FW. Surprise, that little bugger weighs 30 pounds.
Type 'vintage machines' in the search box and start reading the almost 500 page post about those. Interesting reading. I just bought an 1952 Singer. I assumed because it was little and black, it was a FW. Surprise, that little bugger weighs 30 pounds.
#46
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Round Rock,Texas
Posts: 6,135
Originally Posted by Ritacarl
Who is DD? Who is DH? What is a FW? I don't have a cell phone or messaging so this is foreign to me. Sorry if I upset anyone.
Here's a picture of my 3 featherweights.
http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/...45965719RPhOaW
http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/...45965719gYmCEf
My tan featherweight.
http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/...45965719YlZXkI
#49
We aren't able to spend lots on the luxuries, but I do have a brother embroidery/sewing machine that was inexpensive, and another machine by singer that is inexenpensive and does heavy duty sewing.
To make a longer story a shorter one, my DH knows how worried and tearful I have gotten lately as my brothers chemo continues. (BLADDER AND PROSTATE CANCER...He had major surgery June 28th) Lots of bad things happening to him because of it, so he went sneaking off to his laptop and downloaded sewing machines and found me another inexpensive machine...a Brother serger, plus 2 accessories for the embroider sewer by Brother SE350, including a larger hoop. He even let me get a knitting book to learn how to knit socks from the toes up...also inexpensive. I don't have the best of machines, but I cherish each one, and especially my wonderful husband who does all he can to make my life better. Reckon that is what it is all about in the long run. I can hardly wait for all of it to arrive. YEA YEA YEA...now for the other half of my brothers chemo to get done with and him to have more time on earth. Can't get better than that. Forgive my ranting on but I just had to share. I am a 70 year old great grandmother of 13...6 girls and 7 boys. The youngest boy born Nov. 18th of this year and the oldest to be 6 the 15th of this month. I am so blessed.
To make a longer story a shorter one, my DH knows how worried and tearful I have gotten lately as my brothers chemo continues. (BLADDER AND PROSTATE CANCER...He had major surgery June 28th) Lots of bad things happening to him because of it, so he went sneaking off to his laptop and downloaded sewing machines and found me another inexpensive machine...a Brother serger, plus 2 accessories for the embroider sewer by Brother SE350, including a larger hoop. He even let me get a knitting book to learn how to knit socks from the toes up...also inexpensive. I don't have the best of machines, but I cherish each one, and especially my wonderful husband who does all he can to make my life better. Reckon that is what it is all about in the long run. I can hardly wait for all of it to arrive. YEA YEA YEA...now for the other half of my brothers chemo to get done with and him to have more time on earth. Can't get better than that. Forgive my ranting on but I just had to share. I am a 70 year old great grandmother of 13...6 girls and 7 boys. The youngest boy born Nov. 18th of this year and the oldest to be 6 the 15th of this month. I am so blessed.
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