Helen 01 wrote:


I have a Singer Sewing Machine model 128.
It is in perfect condition with all its original parts including instructions, matt and case.
Can anyone tell me how much it may be worth?

Bryndis wrote:


I purchased a 1948 Singer sewing machine. It’s in working condition but the cord is a little damaged. I want to get it rewired but have no idea how much that’ll set me back. Do some places ever include this service in a flat rate tune up?

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tx30323@sbcglobal.net wrote:


I am making a peek a boo quilt which requires sewing a large circle. I want to sew at a slower speed. Any suggestion on slowing the speed down? If I try to sew too slow it just stops.

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Army wife in Hawaii wrote:


I have always wanted to get a sewing machine, and I’m finally getting one after wanting one for 18 years. I usually hand sew everything, so i’m finally looking to get a nice machine, no more than $200 for a beginner sewer. Any suggestions? Anyone know about the sewing machines they sell at Walmart? I live in Hawaii, so my store options are limited. Any help would be great! Thanks!
Anyone have any opinion on the Bother or Singer lines?

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crymeariver wrote:


My husband brought home an old sewing machine from the 1940’s it still works great and came built in with the sewing table and everything. It smells horribly like smoke, like someone has been smoking around it for many years how do I clean it up would good old pledge work or is that not safe enough?

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