kenmore 1802 need advice today
05-17-2014, 05:31 AM
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Kenmore has several different monogrammers - the smaller ones normally come with a full set, the larger is the same as the Singer and you got a coupon to order three when you bought it - and filling in missing letters can be rather expensive. If you get the full set for under $200 you are doing very good! BTW - the stick ones that come with the smaller monogrammer are not the same size as the stick ones that come with the larger monogrammer - which is a bummer since there first type are so easy to find in full sets.
05-17-2014, 05:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Macybaby
Kenmore has several different monogrammers - the smaller ones normally come with a full set, the larger is the same as the Singer and you got a coupon to order three when you bought it - and filling in missing letters can be rather expensive. If you get the full set for under $200 you are doing very good! BTW - the stick ones that come with the smaller monogrammer are not the same size as the stick ones that come with the larger monogrammer - which is a bummer since there first type are so easy to find in full sets.
05-17-2014, 06:45 AM
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Here is the monogram attachment that came with the Kenmore 1802 that I bought:
[ATTACH=CONFIG]475857[/ATTACH]
And here is the one that goes with my Kenmore 1914:
[ATTACH=CONFIG]475858[/ATTACH]
The one for the 1802 only has disks for 10 letters, and the one for the 1914 has all 26 letters, and there are 2 sizes for each letter on each pattern stick.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]475857[/ATTACH]
And here is the one that goes with my Kenmore 1914:
[ATTACH=CONFIG]475858[/ATTACH]
The one for the 1802 only has disks for 10 letters, and the one for the 1914 has all 26 letters, and there are 2 sizes for each letter on each pattern stick.
05-17-2014, 02:03 PM
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I didn't try it out today either, I couldn't get there til at 1130, sale was over and things were put away, but I paid for it. I will go next week and pick it up. a leap of Faith, to buy it and not even thread it. LOL. The cabinet and stool are probably worth the money.
I will try to post pictures when I get it home . Hubs wanted to know why I wanted another machine, good question
I will try to post pictures when I get it home . Hubs wanted to know why I wanted another machine, good question
05-17-2014, 07:46 PM
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Good for you for not letting that one get away! I hope you get all of the stacked boxes of attachments. I've only seen another machine with all the accessories one other time on Craig's list and I went for it but then the lady changed her mind about selling it after someone emailed her and told her what a good thing she had....bummer, I was all set to buy it at $125.00.
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