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Dolly's sister 09-30-2016 06:36 PM

Singer Model 6268
 
A friend of mine has a Singer Model 6268 embroidery/sewing machine left to her by her mother-in-law and has no idea how much it is worth and what exactly it can do. I am a quilter, but have never heard of this model before although I looked up one being sold on Ebay. Is this a sought after vintage machine? Anyone own one and use it? Thanks for any help.

bkay 10-01-2016 04:13 AM

It's not a "sought after vintage machine", because it's not vintage. It's a fairly new machine. Looking it up on Ebay would be a good place to find the value. Look for those that have sold, not still for sale, for value.

bkay

purplefiend 10-01-2016 09:40 AM

My Mother had one. It's not an embroidery machine, but does have many decorative stitches. I had sewn with it some and really liked it. I think she bought it in about 1985.
Here's a Youtube video for it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LFjuFs2pHQ
Sharon

DonnaC 10-06-2016 06:17 AM

I own a 6268, which currently resides in my basement, but still works perfectly. It has a specialty embroidery attachment (which was really state-of-the-art at the time, back in the 80's), so it does actually do some embroidery, using cartridges (I have a couple of them). It was Singer's top-of-the-line when I purchased it.

I've seen them sell on eBay for a wide variety of prices, from $250 on down. Most people consider it a crappy machine, but mine never gave me too many problems. I did have to get the motherboard replaced once upon a time.


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