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Originally Posted by oldhag
Weedwoman, You have a National rotary machine. She's in a little rougher shape than mine but I have a cabinet that is similar.I can help you out with threading and such when the time comes.
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Found this one - don't know if it is still for sale or not
Any info on it? I love the cabinet and case! http://windsor.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and-s...AdIdZ219339763 |
On my mystery machine, we were able to make out where there had been a decal and it says Alden, was that made by National? Thanks
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LOL I have 4 Paffs too, my hobbymatic 947 (no IDT on it) my machines, and now will be learning how to use my Signer 500. The woman at the shop where I got it, asked how long I have been sewing that I did not know about cams, well I have never in my 55+ years of sewing had a machine that had cams! She was a tad rude, and acted like I didn't know beans, LOL
my mother still has the Pfaff daddy got her in 1955 quote] I too LOVE my Pfaffs. I have my Mom's 130 (I bet that is what your Mother has too! Mom bought that machine brand new in 1949, made payments on it. She used it almost everyday of her life! I have my first Pfaff, a 1222E -- love it, that is the machine I do all my binding on because of the walking foot! I have the Grand Quilter Hobby 1200, and I have the Pfaff 2144 Creative upgraded to a 2170 (a computer basically for embroidery). I also have a long arm and a few other machines, but I love my Pfaff's and I love my treadles! My DH says I may have to get rid of the long arm to make room for the treadles! Nancy |
but I love my Pfaff's and I love my treadles! My DH says I may have to get rid of the long arm to make room for the treadles!
Nancy[/quote] well now I figure sence I love my Pfaff'f and I really did love my own very first machine that I bought, back in 62, (singer tredle,) that if I combine the two and get a Pfaff tredle I will have a sure fire winner. I can use and use and use! Don't let HD talk you out of your long arm . but tell him he can talk you into trading one of your tredles in for a Pfaff tredle LOL |
well now I figure sence I love my Pfaff'f and I really did love my own very first machine that I bought, back in 62, singer tredle, that if I combine the two and get a Pfaff tredle I will have a sure fire winner. I can use and use and use! Don't let HD talk you out of any of your treeddles, unless he gets you a nice mint Pfaff treddle, LOL[/quote]
Leaha have you every seen a Pfaff treadle? Billy do you have one? I wonder if they are as colorful as the Singer Treadles? I would love to find one too as Pfaff has always been my favorite machine! I have to admit, though, that I am becoming VERY partial to my vintage Singers! Nancy |
Originally Posted by BoJangles
Leaha have you every seen a Pfaff treadle? Billy do you have one? I wonder if they are as colorful as the Singer Treadles? I would love to find one too as Pfaff has always been my favorite machine! I have to admit, though, that I am becoming VERY partial to my vintage Singers! Nancy |
Go back to page 244 and there are links for the tuts there. They are great, we use them on every machine we get. Thanks, Billy.[/quote]
Thank you, I found the tutorial yesterday and I am going to print it out as DH and I are both hooked on the old treadles! Nancy |
Originally Posted by Katia
Maybe we need to organize and call ourselves a vintage sewing machine rescue and figure out a cool name and such. Don't rescue organizations gets grants and such? Hmmm, that could be fun.
Yes, I think we need to be the "Vintage Sewing Machine Rescue." Nancy |
Originally Posted by BoJangles
a nice mint Pfaff treddle, LOL
Billy do you have one? I wonder if they are as colorful as the Singer Treadles? Nancy[/quote] The ones I remember were way more colorful. I have only seen one for sale here in the US. It was very expenisve but it was in wonderful condition with all the decals. |
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