Why do sewing machine manufacturers quit making parts for older machines?
#31
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I agree that it is getting harder and harder to find specific parts or presser feet for the older machines.
I have been on the hunt for a Bernina older style #62 presser foot for quite awhile with no luck . I have left my name and number with many repair places just in case they might come across a used one. (if you have a source please let me know)
I have been on the hunt for a Bernina older style #62 presser foot for quite awhile with no luck . I have left my name and number with many repair places just in case they might come across a used one. (if you have a source please let me know)
Last edited by quiltedsunshine; 09-08-2018 at 07:13 PM. Reason: I checked my sources.
#32
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Thanks for the info Annette - I thought thatI had heard that the foot is not made any more so I guess I am searching for an older used one - I also noticed that the "new style" 62 foot can be be found but my machines use old style presser feet. I already have #64 & 66. I want a very narrow (2mm) straight stitch hem and that's what the 62 does. LOL I know I am being a bit picky and know there are comparable ways but it would be terrific to find one.
Last edited by costumegirl; 09-09-2018 at 03:30 PM.
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