Quilt Mom

Thank you for the links, Miriam, and thanks Muv, for the videos. I will be watching and re-watching (slow learner, here) as I clean up my 'new' machines.

Is there also a series on how to care for the cabinets and cases? I have two treadles that need the wood and irons worked on, and I want to do it myself, but am afraid the techniques may be too modern for these grand ladies.

miriam

Glenn is the one you want for that - you can pm with him.

Quilt Mom

Thanks! I'll do that.

miriam

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsFOI...re=uploademail
If you find mitred corners tricky when binding a quilt, this method may be the answer for you. No fancy gadgets needed - just hairgrips and an unpicker on a new video by Muv

Tartan

Thanks Muv for making the videos. I have kept my Singer shuttle treadle oiled but I was afraid to clean it. I watched you cleaning your hand crank and applied many of the hints to give mine a good clean.

spacebull1

Great info thanks...

Caroline S

Well done Muv. I am going to try your method for binding.

miriam

Muv has sent another new video
This one is about how to treadle a Serata Sewing Machine
The instructions are most likely good for most treadles. Enjoy!
Thanks Muv.

Stitchnripper

Loved the video on binding. I do mine that way except use double fold. so now have another technique to try. Good idea on the hair pins. Will definitely do that.

Sandra in Minnesota

Thanks Miriam. Love her videos.