I have owned 7 different domestic sewing machines over the years with my passion of sewing.
My first sewing machine in my teens was a bright orange Husqvarna
then in my 20's I was introduced to the Pfaff range of sewing machines.
I was so impressed I had gone from dials to push buttons
Then I went computerised with this Pfaff.
I created most of my fashion label on it over the 12 years I had her
along with a 3 thread Pfaff overlocker
that I hated with a passion when I had to rethread it.
Then two years ago my eyes wandered at a Sydney Craft Show
and
I fell in love with.
My Quilt Expression 4
she has so many features I just love
and I'm looking forward to showing you what she is capable of doing.
Isn't she pretty!!!!
I also have a basic brother embrodiery machine
I love how I can set this up, walk away and she still continues to sew for me
and
I have a Janome 744D My lock
So as you can see that my sewing room is currently set up for any sewing challenge that comes along.
I always enjoy playing with them.
Kim
Is your Brother a PE770? I got one about 3 months ago but its still in the box because i'm AFRAID to use it.
ReplyDeleteI sure loved the 'memory lane' of sewing machines. They mean so much to us, I think its important to do this. More of us should.
Hi Christy,
ReplyDeleteMy Brother is an Innovis 750D with Disney embroidery.
I know I was a little apprehensive when I started with mine, collecting the right stabilisers, threads and hooping. But you just have to practice & know that it’s just another learning opportunity. It is so cool to watch them stitch away all by themselves.
I do a sample of each design I want to do first & I have them saved in a folder(good & bad ones) with any notes about what I did so I can go back & refer to them later. But after you have done your first few it is very addictive & I was embroidering everything …hahaha
I'm glad you liked my memory lane with my machines it was fun to look back at what I swapped each machine for.
Kim