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					<description><![CDATA[I learned to sew on my mother’s black Necchi from the early 1950’s.  I entered college as a Home Economics major in 1971 and that Necchi came to college with me where I took several clothing construction classes.  That machine was a work horse! When I started teaching in 1974 I experienced the frustration of classroom Singer models with the wind in bobbin! Ugh!  I was eventually able to replace those with Berninas also from Italy.  I have an old Bernina from 1980 and did inherit my mom’s Necchi.  I have not used it in ages.  When I last plugged it in to use the plug began to smoke in the outlet.  I would like to get that replace and give it a good tune up.  I am sure it will still stitch like a dream!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I learned to sew on my mother’s black Necchi from the early 1950’s.  I entered college as a Home Economics major in 1971 and that Necchi came to college with me where I took several clothing construction classes.  That machine was a work horse! When I started teaching in 1974 I experienced the frustration of classroom Singer models with the wind in bobbin! Ugh!  I was eventually able to replace those with Berninas also from Italy.  I have an old Bernina from 1980 and did inherit my mom’s Necchi.  I have not used it in ages.  When I last plugged it in to use the plug began to smoke in the outlet.  I would like to get that replace and give it a good tune up.  I am sure it will still stitch like a dream!</p>
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