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Friday, 9 April 2010

To sew?

Shall I get this mini sewing machine from John Lewis with my crisp £50 from Xmas?

Will it be a good investment?

Yay or nay?
Posted by She Draws at 02:28
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8 comments:

  1. Quincifer9 April 2010 at 02:34

    I so wanted to buy this myself but just don't have the money.
    If you get it you should try to find it in a different colour, I've seen red and pistachio green.. x

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  2. Unknown9 April 2010 at 03:50

    It's Cute. Any sewing machine is an investment. If you don't have one, and you lok at the stuff I make, I got my sewing machine for my 14th Birthday, I am now almost 39, so 23 years old, had it serviced twice at approx £50.00 the last time.
    But now need a new one as have lost so many parts to it!Kx

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  3. Clare9 April 2010 at 04:23

    Wow this is amazing!! It would solve all my sewing machine issues. It's so light I could put it in my suitcase. Do you know its dimensions? Have you seen it in real life?
    I definitely think you should get it. I have never seen a small sewing machine with all those stitch options and as it's John Lewis it should be good quality.
    Oh also (this is going to be a very long comment) I saw a friend of mine the other day WEARING YOUR EARRINGS! I couldn't believe what a small world it is. She is a very big fan. Also did you get my email about rings and things?

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  4. Kitschy Coo9 April 2010 at 06:16

    I'm definitely not going to tell anyone not to get a sewing machine! But I'd only get this particular one if you're going to do lightweight sewing only.

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  5. Sweetpea4kids9 April 2010 at 08:24

    I think it would be a great starter machine. Go and buy and enjoy it. I started with an old machine that my grandmother gave me.

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  6. InstantMommy11 April 2010 at 07:53

    Yay. Go and get it. A sewing machine can be a girl's best friend. I've been wanting to get one myself.

    Nice site. I'm happy to stumble upon this by accident. :D

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  7. Nikki McWilliams11 April 2010 at 13:14

    I'm with Kitchy Coo- very cute wee machine- but for an extra £30 or so you can get a pretty amazing Brother machine which can handle heavier fabrics and heavier usage. Depends on how much sewing you intend to do! I have this one and it has everything you need to do anything from light sewing all the way up to dress-making! http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.100-2696.aspx

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  8. Unknown11 April 2010 at 14:00

    Let us know what you decide and what it's like. I'd love a sewing machine x

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