I’ve been waiting along time for it to come. I had been test-driving sewing machines the whole previous week because I decided it was time to give Madison a rest. She had been so good to me but just wasn’t everything that I needed. I went to a huge warehouse full of hundreds of used sewing machines trying to find the one. I could have stayed there forever looking at all the different kinds of sewing machines – new or old – it wouldn’t matter. I told the guy showing them to me, “I just love it here”. After much searching and even crying -Yes, I’m THAT bad- I finally pushed the “buy it now” button. It was done.. I had made my choice. After many sleepless nights dreaming and torturous hours during the day I had to think about this sewing machine a UPS guy FINALLY came to my door with a package – a package so huge he had to use a dolly! Of course the boys were excited. Once the box was opened they screamed as they saw all the packing peanuts. There she was – a Pfaff 1222e sewing machine.
That’s right, she’s about 25-years-old and still a beast! They just don’t make them like they used to. My favorite part – a walking foot.
Only Pfaff has these babies built in. The walking foot gives you beautiful-even stitches and keeps both the top and bottom fabrics even. My Pfaffie can go through layers and layers of denim and vinyl. Pretty sweet eh? I could live without these crazy button controls, but it beats having a computerized sewing machine.
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Oh Dani, you crack me up! Where in the world did you find a warehouse of machines???!!!!
February 28, 2013 at 7:21 amSo glad you finally got it!! Looks good:) I hope to one day be even a 1/4 of how good you are with your sewing skills:)
February 28, 2013 at 7:21 amFound your blog. Sounds like a cool machine. I also enjoyed your post about your mom's machine and all the things you can do with sheets!
February 28, 2013 at 7:21 amThanks for letting me know about the warehouse. Sounds like a fun place to browse ….
February 28, 2013 at 7:21 amCongratulations! Sounds like Christmas in May.
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