kenmore zizag model 85 or 158.850
10-25-2011, 06:20 AM
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Originally Posted by marydent
Originally Posted by Quilt Mom
Originally Posted by marydent
Hi,I got the manual for the attechments.But no attachments
feet.cloth guide,attachment foot,adjustable zipper and cording foot,scissors cutting gauge,gathering foot,quilter,narrow hemmer,hemmers,edgestitcher, multiple slotted binder,ruffler.Hope it helps and thanks for the welcome :lol:
feet.cloth guide,attachment foot,adjustable zipper and cording foot,scissors cutting gauge,gathering foot,quilter,narrow hemmer,hemmers,edgestitcher, multiple slotted binder,ruffler.Hope it helps and thanks for the welcome :lol:
02-17-2015, 12:34 PM
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Hello, I'm from Florida. I have the same machine and it came from the late 50's-early 60's. The machine was my mothers. She sewed most of clothes on it while growing up. I saw a monogrammer o. EBay but I'm not sure if it would fit my machine. I'm also looking for cams. My mother didn't buy any extra cams. If you have any idea wher ed to look besides eBay and easy, please let me know.
02-18-2015, 05:30 AM
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COOL! My mother had stitch cams, she had it all her life, I tried to inherit but it had done it's time.. The disc are coolest thing.. It made interesting embroidery stitches. I still have some denim items made with this machine.. Bullies at school would always steel my denim pencil cases mother made for me. Nothing like poking the little guy..
Mother had a green Elna, same idea..
Your lucky you found such machine still alive.. Very good with denims and curdoroys. My mother only had the I think ruffle thingy foot, or maybe it was walking foot for quilting. Was ugly, and made so much noise. It probably with your machine.
Mother had a green Elna, same idea..
Your lucky you found such machine still alive.. Very good with denims and curdoroys. My mother only had the I think ruffle thingy foot, or maybe it was walking foot for quilting. Was ugly, and made so much noise. It probably with your machine.
11-05-2016, 03:55 PM
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Good evening Marydent I have the same sewing machine and I feel the same as you I Love it sturdy enough to sew anything. I was wondering if you have ever found any other information or would you have a user manual you would be willing to share? I cant afford to purchase one at this time and hope you would be kind enough if you hav one. well good evening looking forward to hearing from you. Happy Sewing Susan Raymond
01-22-2019, 02:07 PM
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Originally Posted by marydent
Does anyone Know how old it is???? I was thinking 50's.But I dont know enough about old machines.....I am truely greatful for the help I have gotten from this websight 
A friend of mine has this machine, she bought it new in 1965 for $125.00, still going strong in 2019.
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