So, my primary sewing machine is Sassy Pfaffy. She’s got a built in walking foot built for “4 wheel drive” sewing as the dealer called it. I just love her. Then, I got Selma. She’s a retired machine, who we keep around for her good looks. (We cleaned her up a bit!) Then, at a garage sale, I got this machine, who I’m trying to remember if I named. I’m pretty sure I would have remembered deciding on a name for her. Well, I’m going to have to expedite the naming process for her, because another one is on the way.
I know, I said no more new machines for awhile. Actually, I think I said that I wasn’t going to be buying anymore machines. I’m getting this one for free!
That’s right…free.
Well, FFS which means Free For Shipping. I have to pay for shipping to me. But that’s not paying for the machine, that’s paying for shipping. A reputable diaper diva posted last week that she upgraded her serger, and offered to give her starter serger to a fellow diva…FFS. She estimated the shiping to be $20 or so. So she ran a quick drawing, and guess who won. Me!
It’s a Brother 1034d which is basically the cheapest Walmart serger.
But it’s a serger. And it’s only 2 years old. And it’s free.
So what do you think for as a name? “Sergio” is the first thing that comes to mind, but I don’t know if I want to let a male machine into my sewing space. I’m going to have to think on that one, and I am very open to suggestions.
I’ll definitely be posting pictures when it arrives!

J and K Smith says
November 8, 2009 at 9:02 pmYou definately skipped naming “this machine”, but who can blame you when you get this many new machines in a just a few months. ๐ If it makes you feel better, Kelten is not caught up with naming his stuffed creatures. ๐
Candis Berge says
November 8, 2009 at 9:47 pmI love this machine! You will too. I hope you can teach me some stuff about it… ๐
Libby says
November 8, 2009 at 9:59 pmI like Serena. Serena Serger.
And I was just PRAYING it would be you to get it. YAY for knits !
Emily says
November 9, 2009 at 12:52 amI love your blog;-) So often makes me smile. I think Sergio is a perfect name for your new serger… think about it. In the world of stitches, serging is quite masculine…. you want from a good serge, quality, strength, reliability, simplicity… minus the flair and fluff :-). Enjoy making even more beautiful blessings for your sweet family!
Mom says
November 9, 2009 at 1:29 pmA serger! Wow! How lucky can you get! I think Knut may need to start planning an expansion to your laundry (ahem!)sewing room. ๐