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I have one that belonged to the school nurse when I was in high school, when she passed away her sister sold it to me. I have since passed it on to my grandson who loves to sew.
3562I have one and I simply adore it. Made a cover for it and a special bag for all her attachments. She is used very often,and I am happy with her.She is almost spotless.
15978I learned to sew on my Mom's FW at the age of 4. She made me follow the lines on paper from a tablet, then we drew circles, hearts, etc. and I followed those lines, all without thread! Then I got to thread it and make doll clothes. By the time I was in Jr. High I was making my own clothes and made prom dresses, etc. I have it now, and it is more precious to me because of it's history than it's actual value. I have a Viking Diamond that I use daily, and sadly have not used the FW in years. I should take it for service and set it up for quilt guild! Linda
3099I have one and I love it! Reminds me of my childhood:)
5648I have one, hubby has one and I have another. Soon will have a 3/4 size Singer in bentwood case plus I have a full size one in a bentwood case. I take featherweight as only 13 pounds in its case. Leave my BerninAS at home. Leave Berninas at home. Have had FW since late 70's.
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5271I have one which I love and,yesterday,I was lucky enough to acquire her "big sister" a beige & white 301A.I have 8 vintage machines but these two are my most favourites.
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3368I have two but I have to admit I seldom use them for the sort of projects I do at classes.
They are very useful, though, and I doubt if they will ever die. They're wonderful for patchworking and ordinary sewing projects.
To me, they are more of a collector's item these days.
AlmaG.
17214I'd really like to have one. They are the original dream machine!
59617I have one. Great little machine. Seems like they last forever if you give it lots of TLC.
4077I have to admit I have one I take with me to piece quilts when I'm on the road. It's easy to use and not prone to computerized glitches-----
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