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Vintage machine video tutorial husqvarna viking #1
I recently acquired a beautiful Husqvarna/Viking #1 machine. As I understand this machine is the same basic 'footprint' as the 1100, 1+ or 1200 series machines. Sue Hausmann produced videos for Viking back-in-the-day circa 1993 to demonstrate the functions and how to make the pictograms.
I was wondering if anyone and I know this is a very long shot since videos are scarcer than hen's teeth these days if you might know of a resource or might even have one you'd like to sell? I've also posted in ISO thread but thought perhaps it might be missed by this great group of sewing machine enthusiasts. I'd surely appreciate any suggestions in my quest in finding this video. Oh, I've been watching eBay every day. Warm Smiles from Idaho, Onalee |
Hi, I don't think this is a vintage machine. You could contact Viking direct or a local Viking dealer?
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Originally Posted by Candace
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Hi, I don't think this is a vintage machine. You could contact Viking direct or a local Viking dealer?
Thanks for straightening me out and hopefully no one will be offended by my ignorance in terminology. Warm Smiles, Onalee |
No one is offended, just that in the vintage section odds would be against you...have you checked ebay?
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Hi Onalee,
I don't have a Viking nor had I heard of Sue Hausmann before. However, it appears that she has a website found here: http://www.sewandquiltwithsue.com/ If anyone knows where to find a copy, she might. She might even have one she'd sell you. Otherwise, keep checking ebay. Sometimes things will pop up occasionally and then disappear. Good Luck. John |
Originally Posted by NapaJohn
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Hi Onalee,
I don't have a Viking nor had I heard of Sue Hausmann before. However, it appears that she has a website found here: http://www.sewandquiltwithsue.com/ If anyone knows where to find a copy, she might. She might even have one she'd sell you. Otherwise, keep checking ebay. Sometimes things will pop up occasionally and then disappear. Good Luck. John I will definitely be watching eBay every day as I go there every day and hopefully someone will list it and not throw it in the landfill. :0) Thanks so much for your time, the link to Sue's webpage and in trying to help me find this. |
Ah...so now my Viking #1 is considered vintage! LOL Yeah I guess when it's older than many kids now a days it is!
I have a couple of books on using Pictograms and combining them to make designs but I have to admit I would have to dig for them as I really don't use that feature. I remember Sue back in the day and probably saw the videos in question years ago. She has done sewing shows that were on PBS for several years and was a fun teacher. Good luck with your search |
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Originally Posted by Cathieinut
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Ah...so now my Viking #1 is considered vintage! LOL Yeah I guess when it's older than many kids now a days it is!
I have a couple of books on using Pictograms and combining them to make designs but I have to admit I would have to dig for them as I really don't use that feature. I remember Sue back in the day and probably saw the videos in question years ago. She has done sewing shows that were on PBS for several years and was a fun teacher. Good luck with your search I sure like to know vintage vs. antique? I need a little education here. So tell me if you care to the difference. On another note do you love your Viking #1 this looks to be a wonderfully cared for machine that I've gotten and I'm thrilled to have a back-up to my machine. Thanks for the good wishes. |
I think we are mechanical vs computer as much as vintage...
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