What a find!!!!!!! (with pics)

May 25, 2007 26 Replies

I found out this one is from 1946 and made in NJ.

Thanks Roberta. I feel much better about just being given it now knowing that it isn't worth much.

It took a few days to hear back from her so I thought that it had been taken already. I guess I was 2nd in line and the first gal never got back to her about when she could pick it up, so lucky me!!

I don't go into the shop much anymore. I need to save my money for home improvement projects, so this way there is no temptations. I am thinking about taking a paper piecing or English paper piecing class, but I haven't checked the schedule recently to see what you guys are offering right now.

Thanks Phyllis. Now that I know it is not worth very much I can feel less guilty about the lady just giving it to me. I can also now enjoy it as a sewing machine that happens to be a vintage collectable rather than the other way around. Makes it easier to play with, and not have to worry about screwing it up somehow.

Thanks Marsha. I plan to get lots of use out of it, so I"m glad they are a good one to have.

Congratulations! That's a nice machine; my mother had one, and I did quite a bit of sewing on it. Very reliable. Lee

Hey Charlotte,

I know what you mean about temptation...I try not to hang out there much myself! Last time I did, I spent more than I earned for teaching my last class! There are all kinds of neat new things they brought back from Quilt Market now.

The new summer schedule is out, you can see it online at

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We have 'meet the teachers' next Saturday if you want to see the projects up close or talk to anyone about what their classes are like. Also, if you haven't heard, there is a Quilt Exibit at the Octagon that opens soon, and there is Art Walk next weekend downtown. I hope to have time to see all the neat things at the various shops.

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