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Child's hand-crank Singer Sewing Machine

Old 11-30-2011, 02:01 AM
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I have 35-40 little machines in my sewing rm, just love them. I have 2 reference books I bought on little sewing machines so I am able to look them up as i find them. The 2 books are probably 10 years old. There are thousands of little different machines. Such fun to collect.
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Old 11-30-2011, 03:39 AM
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Originally Posted by ppquilter View Post
I have 35-40 little machines in my sewing rm, just love them. I have 2 reference books I bought on little sewing machines so I am able to look them up as i find them. The 2 books are probably 10 years old. There are thousands of little different machines. Such fun to collect.
Would love to see a picture of some of your little machines. Could you share the titles of the books? The little machines are so cute!
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Old 11-30-2011, 04:58 AM
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I have the exact same machine! got it for Christmas when I was 6 yrs old and learned to sew on it. I used it till I was a teenager and moved up to a 'real machine'. I have the clamp and the case, but no manual. I'll be watching to find out where to buy needles, would love to use it to load quilts on the longarm!
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It's a model 20, Sew Handy. The spousal unit paid more than that for mine, so yep! You got a good deal. It should have the C clamp, but you can use about any C clamp.
As soon as I get time, I'm planning to make a PDF of the manual, I'd be happy to share it with you!
Hi Charlee,
My Mom, made all the children's clothes as well as outfits for herself on this 'little" Machine..Incredible but true.. My Oldest Sister has it in her entry way with my Mom's picture.. I would love to have a PDF manual of this machine.. would you be so kind as to 'share' w/ me..& or point me in the direction to get a copy..thanks a bunch..
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That is sew cute. Would love to have one just for the sewing room, (don't have a sewing room, so guess I won't be getting one). Hope you find what you need for it to work. I smile just looking at it. BrendaK
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Old 11-30-2011, 09:42 AM
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There was a fabric store in Arlington WA some years back where the owner had a museum of old machines that also included children machines like yours. It was fun to look at them. I would like to get one but when I find one on Ebay, they go up way too fast! You got a good price.
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Old 11-30-2011, 10:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Charlee View Post
It's a model 20, Sew Handy. The spousal unit paid more than that for mine, so yep! You got a good deal. It should have the C clamp, but you can use about any C clamp.
As soon as I get time, I'm planning to make a PDF of the manual, I'd be happy to share it with you!

Thank you Charlee I would be most appreciative!
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Old 11-30-2011, 11:21 AM
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I have the same one which I bought at an antique shop for 35.00. It's a little quirky, sometimes it sews and sometimes it doesn't. I keep it for show because it's cute and I like it. The little bit of information I have been able to get, it uses a Singer size one needle although I have tried other sizes just fine.
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Cute sewing machine, have fun. Wow, you sure are having fun collecting old sewing machines.
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I haven't posted pics since the change so hope i can do it. These books are copywriten in 1997
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