My sewing machine. Should I part with it?

I would say that depends on how close you live to your daughter, and whether it would be possible to have it back for any unexpected job that turned up. In my experience if ever you dispose of a item that you haven’t used for some time, you generally find some urgent need for it before long.

Why do you want to get rid of it?

What sort of sewing job might you need it for? If is small repairs, then you can mend by hand or take clothing to the tailors. We have a wonderful tailor shop that does small repairs and adjustments very inexpensively.

If you are really planning to take up sewing or quilting again as a hobby, then by all means pull it out, dust it off and start a project! Maybe after doing a project you will either fall in love with it again, or realize your heart isn't in it anymore and the machine can be passed along.

Get your machine out and use it - you may fall in love with sewing. My motto - use it or lose it.

No, don't part with it! I have owned or had access to sewing machines all my life. However, there was a time, many years ago when that wasn't the case, and I felt like I had lost a leg!

I use mine most days for all manner of projects; tailoring, quilting, making roman blinds.......the list is endless. If it isn't causing a problem by being 'in the way' leave it where it is, you might need to use it.