Chris Bolus wrote: REMEMBER: A little modern light weight machine will be great if you don't want to do yards of curtains or lots of denim! The Huskystar is a good one, as is the little Singer 118. If you aim to spend £150-£200, you put yourself into a MUCH higher quality bracket and it's still a budget machine. :) I can't disagree with that. We do a lot of fancy

Gavster wrote: Dear All, OK, I have to admit to knowing nothing about sewing machines, but my wife has started to learn to sew at a friends house so I'm thinking about getting her a machine of her own and I really really need some advice as I just don't know what I'm looking for !! I've got a figure of about a £100 in my head for a 'starter' machine, but other than that

On Fri, 02 Mar 2007 11:08:39 +0000, Kate XXXXXX <kate@diceyhome.free-online.co.uk> wrote: OI! YOU LOT! WAKE UP AN SEW! What are you sewing for spring/summer? I have plans for a Burda skirt and a couple of tops, I have a half finished dress, and a couple of customer projects (OK, so they don't really count!). We don't tend to sew too much at this time of year, our busy time is