Domestic sewing machine

I don't know who made the Domestic machine, but I had one for a long time and never had any trouble with it, other than I had to replace the foot pedal. My parents bought it for me when I was in high school, I guess around

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I now have a picture in my head of a turtle lurking!!

Turtle, You are right. White did make machines labeled Domestic and also some for Kenmore.Enjoy your new baby! Donna inNWONtario

Enjoy your new machine, and...welcome!

--Heidi

Yes, please! I am uncomfortably slow and dense, too. Sorry that I took so long to reply, but can only log on when I visit my DD. I can read the group at home, but my old machine doesn't support enough Java to let me log on.

I am enjoying the Domestic for piecing, and I can now leave my other one set up for FMQ, which I am trying to learn.

This newsgroup has inspired me to try the FMQ. And to get into some challenging wall hangings. Last week I tried paper piecing, and now have a small wh waiting until I feel that my fmq is good enough to finish it.

Hello, I tried to reply to your post the other day, but didn't see it so will try again. I had a Domestic machine for a long time. My parents bought it for me when I was in high school in the mid-sixties. I made lots and lots of items with it and never had any trouble with it, other than the foot pedal finally wore out and had to be replaced. I was told it was made by the same company that made White machines, so when it was twenty years old I replaced it with a White machine, mostly to get some stretch stitches. If yours is anything like mine, you have a good, solid machine. Enjoy! Linda Midwest Ohio >