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02-27-2011, 06:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Shelbie
There is one interesting thing about the machines manufactured in Canada as only Canada sold a turquoise soft carrying case that was called a 'tote' for the white FW's.
Canadian white featherweights were also sold in gray soft carrying cases called totes. My daughter's white featherweight which was purchased new in 1963 (we have the sales bill) by a neighbour's mother has the gray case.
Canadian white featherweights were also sold in gray soft carrying cases called totes. My daughter's white featherweight which was purchased new in 1963 (we have the sales bill) by a neighbour's mother has the gray case.
02-27-2011, 06:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Kathie S.
Originally Posted by vintagemotif
Kathie your machines are gorgeous! And both cabinets look beautiful!
02-27-2011, 06:25 PM
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I am so excited... I got my treadle working!!!
I let the belt stretch out over night and this morning it was magic. LOL
Now, I need to pick out a few more fabrics for my son's quilt and it will be started.
Guess I should learn the whole bobbin thing, but I am so excited that she is up and running.
I guess she needs an official name... I think she will be Helen, after my grandmother. Gram taught me to crochet a million years ago... remember the oreo cooking crochet magnets. Thanks Gram!!
I let the belt stretch out over night and this morning it was magic. LOL
Now, I need to pick out a few more fabrics for my son's quilt and it will be started.
Guess I should learn the whole bobbin thing, but I am so excited that she is up and running.
I guess she needs an official name... I think she will be Helen, after my grandmother. Gram taught me to crochet a million years ago... remember the oreo cooking crochet magnets. Thanks Gram!!
02-27-2011, 06:34 PM
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Originally Posted by denise d
I am so excited... I got my treadle working!!!
I let the belt stretch out over night and this morning it was magic. LOL
Now, I need to pick out a few more fabrics for my son's quilt and it will be started.
Guess I should learn the whole bobbin thing, but I am so excited that she is up and running.
I guess she needs an official name... I think she will be Helen, after my grandmother. Gram taught me to crochet a million years ago... remember the oreo cooking crochet magnets. Thanks Gram!!
I let the belt stretch out over night and this morning it was magic. LOL
Now, I need to pick out a few more fabrics for my son's quilt and it will be started.
Guess I should learn the whole bobbin thing, but I am so excited that she is up and running.
I guess she needs an official name... I think she will be Helen, after my grandmother. Gram taught me to crochet a million years ago... remember the oreo cooking crochet magnets. Thanks Gram!!
Enjoy!
02-27-2011, 07:03 PM
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Originally Posted by denise d
I am so excited... I got my treadle working!!!
I let the belt stretch out over night and this morning it was magic. LOL
Now, I need to pick out a few more fabrics for my son's quilt and it will be started.
Guess I should learn the whole bobbin thing, but I am so excited that she is up and running.
I guess she needs an official name... I think she will be Helen, after my grandmother. Gram taught me to crochet a million years ago... remember the oreo cooking crochet magnets. Thanks Gram!!
I let the belt stretch out over night and this morning it was magic. LOL
Now, I need to pick out a few more fabrics for my son's quilt and it will be started.
Guess I should learn the whole bobbin thing, but I am so excited that she is up and running.
I guess she needs an official name... I think she will be Helen, after my grandmother. Gram taught me to crochet a million years ago... remember the oreo cooking crochet magnets. Thanks Gram!!
02-27-2011, 07:12 PM
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Originally Posted by denise d
I am so excited... I got my treadle working!!!
02-27-2011, 08:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Kathie S.
Thank you. I just need to learn how to use them now. These machines are Miss Nellie Bell and Miss Neva Jane Jane. Nellie was the name of the woman's grandmother that I got the machine from and Miss Neva was my mother-in-law. Kathie
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02-27-2011, 08:06 PM
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I bought this machine like 7 years ago, is this a singer? it says Deluxe precision centennial 027035 am trying to locate where to buy the grey looking part that is broken, any help is appreciated
the part is the top blue not the grey
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02-27-2011, 08:46 PM
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Originally Posted by tjradj
Sheesh! I go away for a weekend and you guys add 10 pages!
BTW, I took my little Featherweight with me and everyone thought it was so cute and quiet! And that's from non-sewist and non quilters!
BTW, I took my little Featherweight with me and everyone thought it was so cute and quiet! And that's from non-sewist and non quilters!
ladies asked me if it was a toy. I guess she'd never seen one before.
02-27-2011, 08:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Kathie S.
Originally Posted by vintagemotif
Kathie your machines are gorgeous! And both cabinets look beautiful!
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