Not Made Of Money

In browsing through this week’s sale ads, I noticed quite a few different brands of sewing machines on sale.  Knowing how to sew can save you a lot of money because you can do your own alterations, repairs, and even sew your own clothing. 

Singer – 80 stitch sewing machine with automatic needle threader, one-step buttonholer, easy threading top drop in bobbin, and built in accessory storage.  $129 at Target.

Euro-Pro Dressmaker II sewing machine.  Lightweight, portable, 2 sewing speeds and built in sewing light.  $24.99 at Kmart.

Euro-Pro sewing machine with hard case.  32-stitch function, 13 built in patterns, and automatic buttonholer.  $79.99 KMart.

Kenmore sewing machine with 58 stitch functions and built in needle threader.  $99.99 at Sears.

Singer sewing machine – 34 built in stitches, 1 step buttonholer.  Auto needle threader.  $129.99 at Sears.

Kenmore sewing machine with 21 stitches, 44 stitch functions, 1 step buttonholer and needle threader.  $169.99 at Sears.

Kenmore computerized sewing machine.  215 stitch functions including monogram, quilting, and blanket stitches.  5 styles of auto size buttonholes.  $349.99 at Sears.

Sale prices are good from December 10 through December 16, 2006.

 

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