Singer sewing machine

Hey guys, I know you haven't heard from me for forever - but I just had to share with you.....

Today I inherited my ex-mother-in-law's Singer e-600 Touch and Sew sewing machine! I think the "crew" that lived in my ex-in-laws house for a while after they passed, have either claimed or lost all of the attachments for it - I know for a fact my mother-in-law kept it meticulously and everything was neat and tidy in one box. Who knows, maybe eventually that box will show up but for right now, I am just SO grateful to have inherited this machine. Lots of memories. Good ones. Of she and I sewing together, making crafts, sewing little clothes for my daughter when she was still a "little one".....

anyway, I just had to share with friends that I knew would appreciate this occasion.

missing you all,

Tina, in Katy, TX

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Tina
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Good to hear from you again, and glad you got the treasured Singer! Barbara in SC "Tina" <

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Bobbie Sews More

Tina, congratulations! The 600s were the last of the all-metal, gear-driven Singer machines, which stopped right around the 620 models, when Singer started using nylon gears. Enjoy your 'new' treasure!

-Irene

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IMS

What a precious inheritance, and I *do* appreciate and understand how you treasure it. I have my mom's too.

Sherry

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Sherry

Lovely to hear from you again Tina.

I'm sure your ex-MIL would be so pleased that her machine has gone to a home where it will be loved and appreciated. Here's hoping that the attachments re-appear and are recognised as belonging to the machine.

How are you, and how's the quilting going?

Sally at the Seaside ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~uk

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Sally Swindells

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