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Thank you for the links, Miriam, and thanks Muv, for the videos. I will be watching and re-watching (slow learner, here:o) 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. |
Glenn is the one you want for that - you can pm with him.
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Originally Posted by miriam
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Glenn is the one you want for that - you can pm with him.
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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 |
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.
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Originally Posted by miriam
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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 |
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. |
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.
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Thanks Miriam. Love her videos.
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