This question is for all my sewing friends.....posted the question on Facebook as well, but I'm guessing I have a different audience here in blogworld.
I'm in the market to replace my dying
Singer (that was my grandmother's). I need a basic, reasonably priced machine - preferably not computerized. I'd like it to be sturdy with metal parts and gears inside (if
possible) rather than made full of plastic. I don't need lots of fancy stitches
and want one that is easy to operate/maintain that has a good track record and
will last a long time. Mom & I saw a demo of a Husqvarna Viking machine at JoAnn that
seemed like a good option, but I'm trying to cover all my bases.
Suggestions?
2 comments:
If I buy a machine I'm pretty sure it will be a bernina hands down. They're expensive but from everything I've heard, they're the best working and most fuss free. I am looking for a used one. Kelly
How funny, i just ot a new machine for xmas. I wanted just what you listed and i got a singer talent. It looks good and has great reviews. I can let you know in a decade how it held up!
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