Sewing Machines - a different sort of egghead.

katiesue · 08-20-2007, 09:07 AM

I got one at Costco a couple of years ago - think it's a singer. Honestly I learned on my Mom's basic black Singer and I would have rather had that. Basic forwards and backwards is what I use the most. Maddy was all into learning to sew so I figured I could use all my 4H skills for something finally.

My mom also has a Husqvarna that she got somewhere in the mid 70's I think that does some fancier stitches.

Swanie got one of the more upscale models (a Brother I think) but since she's never really sewn before it was quite a learning curve to even do basic things on it.

I'd at least get an estimate on what it would be to get the old one cleaned/fixed before doing anything about a new one.

08-20-2007, 09:07 AM	#11
katiesue Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: San Diego Posts: 4,678	I got one at Costco a couple of years ago - think it's a singer. Honestly I learned on my Mom's basic black Singer and I would have rather had that. Basic forwards and backwards is what I use the most. Maddy was all into learning to sew so I figured I could use all my 4H skills for something finally. My mom also has a Husqvarna that she got somewhere in the mid 70's I think that does some fancier stitches. Swanie got one of the more upscale models (a Brother I think) but since she's never really sewn before it was quite a learning curve to even do basic things on it. I'd at least get an estimate on what it would be to get the old one cleaned/fixed before doing anything about a new one. __________________ My life is so exciting I can hardly stand it.
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