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    Old 10-26-2011, 10:49 AM
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    I have Pfaff 1475 Bernina 200E and 830
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    Old 10-26-2011, 11:20 AM
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    35 years old Singer Fashion Mate and dreaming of owning Juki TL2010Q, maybe in my next life
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    Old 10-26-2011, 11:23 AM
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    I have a 1979 Sears Kenmore, a Husqvarna/Viking Scandinavia 300 embroidery machine/a Sears serger, a HV Quilter's Dream with Inspira 10' quilting frame, and an old Free Westinghouse. An embroidery machine that has larger hoops would be nice, but for now, I'm satisfied.
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    Old 10-26-2011, 12:01 PM
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    I have a Janome 6600P which I love! I sold my Bernina 150 to my Mom and I miss it. I bought the 6600P because I could not afford a new comparable Bernina. I have have an HQ 16 and would recommend both!
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    Old 10-26-2011, 12:28 PM
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    Have a Bernina 1080 QE. DH just bought me the Bernina 550 QE with stitch regulator. Also same as cash financing. Ofcourse my Carla featherweight.
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    Old 10-26-2011, 12:54 PM
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    i have a 30yr old viking 990 that still works and a new kenmore 385. also have my grandmothers 66-15, but it has issues and needs to go in the shop
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    Old 10-26-2011, 01:12 PM
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    I have a Necchi Julia, a Necchi Nora, a Singer 500A and a Brother Project Runway. Love them all and use them all.
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    Old 10-26-2011, 01:16 PM
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    12. Too many to mention.
    Most expensive was the designer 2. Gave over
    $3,000 for it and the customizing/digitizing/reader writer box that you need to go with it.
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    Old 10-26-2011, 01:19 PM
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    Originally Posted by Just Fabric
    What kind of sewing machine do you have?
    What kind would you like to have?
    Who can actually afford to buy the ones that are over $3000.00?
    I have a Viking 6570 (1979)
    Singer 206 (1950's)
    Singer 221 (1948) - featherweight
    singer 221 (1951) - featherweight
    Singer ? treadle that I will be getting ready to use soon
    Kenmore 158 (1960?)
    Kenmore 148 (1950's)
    a serger that I use for making clothing
    and my DH is considering getting me a longarm machine, though I am not sure I want one. It will be a long term discussion before we invest in that.

    Why so many? The featherweights trade off going with me to classes I teach. I have two daughters who want machines. I have found that it is easier on the pocketbook to find an old machine and clean and service it than to buy new ones that have to go to a serviceman/computer guru to be fixed when they inexitably break down. (I worked on computers for several years before I was able to be home with my family. I know.) Aside from the Viking and serger (both metal with a few plastic parts), all are metal, and very easy to take care of. I have even gotten my DH interested in the process. And if we can do something together, so much the better. I enjoy working with him on the machines.
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    Old 10-26-2011, 01:23 PM
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    I have a Viking Topaz 30, an older Brother electronic and a Brother serger.
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