Great piece of history, sorry that you lost most of them in ww2. Sad to say most craftsmen are a dying breed. And not much coming into the world of repair and fixing things. A sad world.
Wow, that is so wonderful. What I wouldn’t give to know exactly how to repair my machine! I made the mistake of spending a couple hundred dollars on an “online course” that turned out to be just a collection of pdf owners manuals. Your family history made me smile!
All your articles are good, but I really enjoyed reading about the evolution of your company from its very beginning! I wish you had a clinic here in Atlanta!
Loved the story. I have a Husq Designer SE I Love. My husband is trying to trouble shoot it. It just stays in one place and you try to sew & motor is running like it is sewing but not doing anything any suggestions on what to look for? Really miss my machine, could send a shor video to show you what I am talking about if that would help. Sandy
Fascinating, global story, full of both world and familial history! Thanks for sharing this...By the way I am loving my Janome I purchased from your shop, and enjoyed my experience with your team when purchasing it as my first non bargain basement sewing machine!
I loved the comment regarding this pair being the best at fixing any type of sewing machine. My husband can do that with a semi engine. Young people can come out of trade school with beginning knowledge but it takes years of experience to become a master in a trade. I love this newsletter. Thx for publishing it.
Great piece of history, sorry that you lost most of them in ww2. Sad to say most craftsmen are a dying breed. And not much coming into the world of repair and fixing things. A sad world.
Wow, that is so wonderful. What I wouldn’t give to know exactly how to repair my machine! I made the mistake of spending a couple hundred dollars on an “online course” that turned out to be just a collection of pdf owners manuals. Your family history made me smile!
TOTALLY love your family history! Brought tears to my eyes... Love, Louise in Australia
I really enjoyed your family history. Obviously you all are very intelligent. Wish I lived where your shop is!?
All your articles are good, but I really enjoyed reading about the evolution of your company from its very beginning! I wish you had a clinic here in Atlanta!
Thank you for sharing your family's story!
Loved the story. I have a Husq Designer SE I Love. My husband is trying to trouble shoot it. It just stays in one place and you try to sew & motor is running like it is sewing but not doing anything any suggestions on what to look for? Really miss my machine, could send a shor video to show you what I am talking about if that would help. Sandy
Fascinating, global story, full of both world and familial history! Thanks for sharing this...By the way I am loving my Janome I purchased from your shop, and enjoyed my experience with your team when purchasing it as my first non bargain basement sewing machine!
Always enjoy your writings and this one, in particular!
I loved the comment regarding this pair being the best at fixing any type of sewing machine. My husband can do that with a semi engine. Young people can come out of trade school with beginning knowledge but it takes years of experience to become a master in a trade. I love this newsletter. Thx for publishing it.
What a fascinating story with a rich, cultural heritage!
I'm glad I subscribed- such wonderful stories of your family history involved with sewing machines. Thank you!
Thank you for sharing part of your family's story.