cabinqltr

Does anyone know anything about a Singer Quiltmaker sewing machine?
Any info greatly appreciated. Thank you

QuiltE

CabinQltr ... sorry, I don't know this machine.
However, I am wondering if there should be a model # along with it?
Many other brands include "quilt" in the name, but there is still a model # to go with it.

I'm sure others will confirm my suspicions ... or give you appropriate info.

Maybe too, share what you do know about the machine, to help everyone zero in for you.
Good Luck!!

pocoellie

Personally speaking, I wouldn't buy a Singer newer than late 60's. But I've never heard of that particular model.

ladyinpurple135

I have to agree with pocoellie, I would never buy a Singer machine that was 40-50 years old or newer. I have a collection of quite a few Singers from 1926 to around the 1960s (thus is my celery/white featherweight) and they are all mechanical machines - very well made. Newer ones have lots of,plastic gears, etc. I used to have a Singer from the 1970s - used it for Halloween costumes, tee shirts, etc. for my son but nothing heavy duty. It did work just fine but I gave it to a Girl Scout who would never be able to,afford,any machine of her own, I’d be interested in exactly what this Singer Quiltmaker Machine is - do you have a picture and a model number.?

cabinqltr

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My friend is on vacation, she saw it there,no pic. She asked me for info on it and I had none nor could find any. Thought I would ask here as there are so many knowledgeable people on this thread. I will tell her what you folks have had to offer. Thank you so much. I feel the same about plastics.
Love featherweights. Ruth