Vintage Sewing Machine Shop.....Come on in and sit a spell

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Originally Posted by Glenn

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Originally Posted by Miz Johnny

Is this patriotic enough for you, Glenn? It is "semi" sewing related--the "bunting" is Daisy Kingdom panels from some years back. Unfortunately though, it was hemmed on a serger.

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Originally Posted by Glenn

I want to wish all on this board a Happy 4th of July and celebrate in the American Spirit. Show your flags. I am a vet and want to see lots of flags. Glenn

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Here is mine for the fourth. Glenn

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Really nice!!

Texas Jan

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Originally Posted by Glenn

Here is mine for the fourth. Glenn

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Glenn; Love the decorations on your house and porch. I'll come visit but y'all need to make unsweetened tea for me and DH. I was stationed at Ft. McClellan, AL, (Aniston) 3 times while in the Army. Remember oh so well getting lightly sweetened tea when we asked for unsweet tea. Funny now but not then. Have a great 4th of July.

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Originally Posted by quiltdoctor

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Originally Posted by missgigglewings

My little girl was delivered today...there is no owners manual, so can one of you collectors-in-the-know please tell me what this part is for. It fits in a hole in the front right corner of the bottom.

I need to buy a key too!

She was born August 1, 1921 in NJ. She's a Singer 128, not a featherweight. (a 3/4 machine)

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She is a beauty. That is the knee control lever (rather than having a foot pedal)

Texas Jan

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Ok, I'm gonna admit my ignorance! This is the same machine I picked up at the consignment store for $38. There was no foot pedal so I thought it was just missing. There is the "knee control" in the case but I didn't know what it was for.

Also, my case is really really broken on the bottom. How is the best way to repair it? The top is in good shape.

The wires are iffy so I haven't tried to sew with it but everything turns and moves well. Also, what does the bullet bobbin look like? I can't tell if there is one in there are not.

As I said, my ignorance is really showing on this machine!! :)

PS: Her SN is G9842042, born Feb 19, 1923, 15,000 allotment.

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Here is a shuttle and her little bobbin. Not sure if that is the bullet bobbin you were referring to. Everyone starts learning somewhere. There are no stupid questions. Heaven knows I don't know a drop in the bucket about these machines.

Texas Jan

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The bullet shuttle is what they're referring to and long bobbin.
The shuttle aka bobbin case kinda looks like a bullet.
Sharon W. in Texas

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Originally Posted by lee231

vintagemotif

This the photo of the bracket on the MW treddle that holds the drop down leaf. It hinges from the side of the drawers.

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Lee, Thank you very much for posting this photo of the bracket.
I'm going to have to keep a lookout for some type of vintage bracket. I like the look of the metal brackets!

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Originally Posted by quiltdoctor

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Originally Posted by Nanamoms

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Originally Posted by missgigglewings

My little girl was delivered today...there is no owners manual, so can one of you collectors-in-the-know please tell me what this part is for. It fits in a hole in the front right corner of the bottom.

I need to buy a key too!

She was born August 1, 1921 in NJ. She's a Singer 128, not a featherweight. (a 3/4 machine)

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She is a beauty. That is the knee control lever (rather than having a foot pedal)

Texas Jan

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Ok, I'm gonna admit my ignorance! This is the same machine I picked up at the consignment store for $38. There was no foot pedal so I thought it was just missing. There is the "knee control" in the case but I didn't know what it was for.

Also, my case is really really broken on the bottom. How is the best way to repair it? The top is in good shape.

The wires are iffy so I haven't tried to sew with it but everything turns and moves well. Also, what does the bullet bobbin look like? I can't tell if there is one in there are not.

As I said, my ignorance is really showing on this machine!! :)

PS: Her SN is G9842042, born Feb 19, 1923, 15,000 allotment.

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Here is a shuttle and her little bobbin. Not sure if that is the bullet bobbin you were referring to. Everyone starts learning somewhere. There are no stupid questions. Heaven knows I don't know a drop in the bucket about these machines.

Texas Jan

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Thanks, Texas Jan, I'll check it out. Don't remember seeing that in the bobbin opening. Are they hard to find?

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Originally Posted by Nanamoms

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Originally Posted by quiltdoctor

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Originally Posted by missgigglewings

My little girl was delivered today...there is no owners manual, so can one of you collectors-in-the-know please tell me what this part is for. It fits in a hole in the front right corner of the bottom.

I need to buy a key too!

She was born August 1, 1921 in NJ. She's a Singer 128, not a featherweight. (a 3/4 machine)

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She is a beauty. That is the knee control lever (rather than having a foot pedal)

Texas Jan

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Ok, I'm gonna admit my ignorance! This is the same machine I picked up at the consignment store for $38. There was no foot pedal so I thought it was just missing. There is the "knee control" in the case but I didn't know what it was for.

Also, my case is really really broken on the bottom. How is the best way to repair it? The top is in good shape.

The wires are iffy so I haven't tried to sew with it but everything turns and moves well. Also, what does the bullet bobbin look like? I can't tell if there is one in there are not.

As I said, my ignorance is really showing on this machine!! :)

PS: Her SN is G9842042, born Feb 19, 1923, 15,000 allotment.

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Here is a shuttle and her little bobbin. Not sure if that is the bullet bobbin you were referring to. Everyone starts learning somewhere. There are no stupid questions. Heaven knows I don't know a drop in the bucket about these machines.

Texas Jan

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Thanks, Texas Jan, I'll check it out. Don't remember seeing that in the bobbin opening. Are they hard to find?

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I don't think so, maybe someone on the Board here can direct you.

Texas Jan

Glenn, I love your pouch! I would be on the porch swing all day long. Thank you for your service to our country.

Fabulous, Glenn!! I love the front porch--it's one of the things in life I covet.
I'll be there about 12; I'll bring the potato salad.

Happy 4th to all!!

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Originally Posted by Glenn

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Originally Posted by Miz Johnny

Is this patriotic enough for you, Glenn? It is "semi" sewing related--the "bunting" is Daisy Kingdom panels from some years back. Unfortunately though, it was hemmed on a serger.

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Originally Posted by Glenn

I want to wish all on this board a Happy 4th of July and celebrate in the American Spirit. Show your flags. I am a vet and want to see lots of flags. Glenn

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Here is mine for the fourth. Glenn

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Originally Posted by BLady

Where can I find a belt for my treadle machine?

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Here you go:

http://treadlelady.com/

I love Treadle Lady. She has some wonderful YouTube videos about her treadle machines and I highly recommend her booklet. It is packed with information for anyone new to treadles.

oh my.......... u most be my twin with all these machines!

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Originally Posted by AbbyQuilts

Here is the new machine. I am going to call her Sneaky Heidi becuase she is still in hiding. I have not fessed up yet :?

And I am also going to post a pic of my horrible craft room that needs some shelves desperately but now I dont want my husband going in there because I am hiding a new machine lol.



(PS I will fess up but just want to give it some time I am not afraid of my husband he will only shake his head and ask if I really needed another one I just think its funny lol)

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