miriam

Muv has made a new video!!! This one is about treadling a sewing machine.
I think it will work for other machines - she is using a 1913 Serata Sewing Machine.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8IUB...re=uploademail
Grab a cup of tea and enjoy the video

Thank you Muv!

J Miller

I tried to watch it. I can't watch it on this old Win 98 box WAHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!


Joe

grayhare

Great video tutorial!! Beautiful machine, Thank you Muv!

Charlee

Poor Joe....I'm sorry!! (Does it help to know she has really nice legs? )

miriam

and graceful hands and a sweet voice

Muv

Should I do a Betty Grable and insure my legs?

Charlee

Oh yes! I think you should!! And that voice of yours as well!!

Tartan

​I love the new video Muv. I can treadle really fast on my Singer but it is very hard to describe the motion and feet position with only words. Well done!

J Miller

LOL, As soon as we get our main computer fixed I'll watch the video. I have four treadles and can make them go pretty decently. But I'm open to any tips that can help me with them.
My wife just can't get the rhythm to keep the treadle going. It wants to stall on her all the time.

Joe

J Miller

I got to watch the video. I have gone through the exact same thing as Muv relates in the video. Start - stop - start - stop and so on.
I love to use mine, but I really like long stitching runs a lot more than start and stop projects.

My #2 Singer 66 treadle is sensitive enough that I can 'feel' which way it's going and much of the time I can start it without touching the hand wheel.

They are really fun when you finally get the hang of it and can keep them going without them backing up on you.

Muv, my wife likes your shoes, do they have a name?

Joe