Identifying Parts
06-16-2010, 03:45 PM
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I need help in identifying the attachments I found while dusting off the treadle sewing machine my mother gave me. There is a total of 7 attachments.
Foot Attachment #2
[ATTACH=CONFIG]87136[/ATTACH]
Foot Attachment #3
[ATTACH=CONFIG]87137[/ATTACH]
Foot Attachment #4
[ATTACH=CONFIG]87138[/ATTACH]
Foot Attachment #5
[ATTACH=CONFIG]87139[/ATTACH]
Foot Attachment #6
[ATTACH=CONFIG]87144[/ATTACH]
Foot Attachment #7
[ATTACH=CONFIG]87153[/ATTACH]
Foot Attachment #1
[ATTACH=CONFIG]107184[/ATTACH]
06-16-2010, 03:54 PM
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i found a web site that sells parts for treadles and they show diagrams of all the parts...one of the feet looks like a ruffler, one a hemmer, boy, now i can't remember...but heres the link, you may be able to figure them all out here :)
sewingmachine221sale.bizland.com
sewingmachine221sale.bizland.com
06-16-2010, 03:56 PM
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Photo Number 3
Singer Edge Stitcher Attachment 36865 Low Shank
I remember these others but am not real sure. Photo Number 6 may be like my present-day Bernina where there is just one fine hole in the center of foot for precise stitching.
I think Photo Number 5 is the bias tape maker.
It will be interesting to see what others have to say about these old feet.
Singer Edge Stitcher Attachment 36865 Low Shank
I remember these others but am not real sure. Photo Number 6 may be like my present-day Bernina where there is just one fine hole in the center of foot for precise stitching.
I think Photo Number 5 is the bias tape maker.
It will be interesting to see what others have to say about these old feet.
06-16-2010, 03:57 PM
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#1 is a tucker, ruffler or gathering foot, sometimes the names are interchangeable.
#2 is a binding foot. Thought that was a new invention didn't you?
#3 is an edge joiner, for joining lace, ect, to the edge of a garment.
#4, I don't know, but will find out if you want.
#5 is a rolled hem foot.
#6 is a straight stitch foot.
#7 is a zipper or cording foot.
Have fun, happy sewing!
#2 is a binding foot. Thought that was a new invention didn't you?
#3 is an edge joiner, for joining lace, ect, to the edge of a garment.
#4, I don't know, but will find out if you want.
#5 is a rolled hem foot.
#6 is a straight stitch foot.
#7 is a zipper or cording foot.
Have fun, happy sewing!
06-16-2010, 03:59 PM
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Oh yeah..... you are so correct Pam! That Number 5 is what Mom had me making hankerchief hems with. I plain forgot. This getting older is showing my age on the time. LOL Thanks for letter is know which is what.
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