Originally Posted by BoJangles
Here is what I have found. 66-1 Egyptian 1902 -06 Scroll 1906 - 23 back clamping treadle 66-3 HC Back clamping 66-4, 1923- side clamping treadle 66-5 side clamping HC 66-6 1921-31 side clamping electric 66-8 side clamping 66-13 side clamping 1920 + 66-14 side clamping with reverse 66-14 thru 66-24 reverse and side clamping 66 was made between 1902 and 1956 This is what I found out when I was doing all the research on side clamping versus back clamping 66's. Nancy This is where I got this information. http://www.ismacs.net/singer_sewing_...sses-1-99.html |
Originally Posted by purplefiend
Mpeters1200,
For machine quilting I've found that the Singer 15-90,91 are better for quilting; especially free motion quilting. I have a Singer 201 and 66, I don't have much luck free motion quilting with either, the 15-90 is wonderful for that. I have done straight line quilting with the 201 and it did a great job. Sharon W. |
Originally Posted by sewbizgirl
Originally Posted by BoJangles
Here is what I have found. 66-1 Egyptian 1902 -06 Scroll 1906 - 23 back clamping treadle 66-3 HC Back clamping 66-4, 1923- side clamping treadle 66-5 side clamping HC 66-6 1921-31 side clamping electric 66-8 side clamping 66-13 side clamping 1920 + 66-14 side clamping with reverse 66-14 thru 66-24 reverse and side clamping 66 was made between 1902 and 1956 This is what I found out when I was doing all the research on side clamping versus back clamping 66's. Nancy This is where I got this information. http://www.ismacs.net/singer_sewing_...sses-1-99.html |
My FMQ is really crappy, so it certainly isn't something I'm going to be playing with on anything larger than a baby quilt at this point. I don't know what a 15 is. I could probably google them. I am very interested in straight line quilting and that was the sole purpose of looking for a bigger machine.
I go and pick her up on Tuesday. I could NOT resist stopping in today to take some pictures of her. The shop even gave me the manual. She is a 66-16. Her serial # is AL887630. The machine shop had a book on singers and the serial number looks like it was manufactured in 1954. I don't know any of the online resources to research that. Here she is. I'm so excited! I have an appointment on Tuesday for my lessons. I have 2 1/2 hours after work before I have to pick up the kids from school. He asked me to make a list of the things I want to learn, and if anything isn't already on the list of things he teaches every new person, he'll teach me those too. I can hardly contain myself! [IMG]http://i190.photobucket.com/albums/z...uelSinger2.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i190.photobucket.com/albums/z...uelSinger1.jpg[/IMG] |
Alaskasunshine, Your MN is B as in eautiful! Not a sister to mine, but a cousin. Mine is a MN New A. When I get project completed, I'll take a pix and share. Right now my electric semi-vintage (30yrs old) is laying on top of my MN cabinet and I'm doing a special project for our son and d-in-law for the new baby (diaper wipes from Ts).
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Originally Posted by mpeters1200
My FMQ is really crappy, so it certainly isn't something I'm going to be playing with on anything larger than a baby quilt at this point.
My free motion quilting is still at the "edgy"stage, innovative stage. I find that I'm better off with sharp points than curves. I have done a quilt with squiggles and loops, but I find that I like the look of the straight line quilts more. There are some young gals out there making quilts and selling them that only do straight line quilting. It has a very clean look which I like. Here is a photo of my edgy look. |
I cannot locate the serial number for my Minnesota New Model A vintage sewing machine. I am looking for the manual so I can see if I oiled it properly and also need to figure out how to load the shuttle (now that I took it out to oil the machine). Bobbin case cover says patented Aug 10, 1920 if that helps answer my Q.
Brand new to this chatroom and not even sure if I'm doing this right. Posted once but think in a different area. Hopefully this will post in the Sewing Machine Shop with Billy et al. Am I doing this right, just using "Quick Reply" for a new topic? Help. New Grams has been tasked with sewing baby wipes from T-shirts and I haven't sewed in ages. Really want to get back into sewing and am opting for the treadle vs my 1981 MWards machine ASA I get leather belt. I too am trying to get green here. |
Originally Posted by sewbizgirl
Originally Posted by BoJangles
Here is what I have found. 66-1 Egyptian 1902 -06 Scroll 1906 - 23 back clamping treadle 66-3 HC Back clamping 66-4, 1923- side clamping treadle 66-5 side clamping HC 66-6 1921-31 side clamping electric 66-8 side clamping 66-13 side clamping 1920 + 66-14 side clamping with reverse 66-14 thru 66-24 reverse and side clamping 66 was made between 1902 and 1956 This is what I found out when I was doing all the research on side clamping versus back clamping 66's. Nancy This is where I got this information. http://www.ismacs.net/singer_sewing_...sses-1-99.html Nancy |
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Originally Posted by sewbizgirl
Originally Posted by BoJangles
Here is what I have found. 66-1 Egyptian 1902 -06 Scroll 1906 - 23 back clamping treadle 66-3 HC Back clamping 66-4, 1923- side clamping treadle 66-5 side clamping HC 66-6 1921-31 side clamping electric 66-8 side clamping 66-13 side clamping 1920 + 66-14 side clamping with reverse 66-14 thru 66-24 reverse and side clamping 66 was made between 1902 and 1956 This is what I found out when I was doing all the research on side clamping versus back clamping 66's. Nancy This is where I got this information. http://www.ismacs.net/singer_sewing_...sses-1-99.html Nancy |
Originally Posted by mpeters1200
Here she is. I'm so excited! I have an appointment on Tuesday for my lessons. I have 2 1/2 hours after work before I have to pick up the kids from school. He asked me to make a list of the things I want to learn, and if anything isn't already on the list of things he teaches every new person, he'll teach me those too. I can hardly contain myself!
Nancy |
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