Vintage Sewing Machine Preservation/Restorations $65
#21
Hi Billy,
I asked a few days ago how much a paint job would be for my 201 and I cant remember what you said,,,just for a paint job...let me know please I dont want a tune up. I also have a few more machines that I may also consider one at a time...I love old machines...
Thanks,
Daisey
I asked a few days ago how much a paint job would be for my 201 and I cant remember what you said,,,just for a paint job...let me know please I dont want a tune up. I also have a few more machines that I may also consider one at a time...I love old machines...
Thanks,
Daisey
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Hey Billy,
I just received a Singer 201-2 from my great grandmother. I am so excited I cannot stand it. :) I was wondering, would your tute for refurbishing vintage machines work for her? Or would you still have room in your busy life to restore her for me? I am a bit afraid of messing her up.... i'm rambling a bit, sorry, very excited, but concerned at the same time... I want to sew on it :)
I just received a Singer 201-2 from my great grandmother. I am so excited I cannot stand it. :) I was wondering, would your tute for refurbishing vintage machines work for her? Or would you still have room in your busy life to restore her for me? I am a bit afraid of messing her up.... i'm rambling a bit, sorry, very excited, but concerned at the same time... I want to sew on it :)
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Originally Posted by lucyw29
Hey Billy,
I just received a Singer 201-2 from my great grandmother. I am so excited I cannot stand it. :) I was wondering, would your tute for refurbishing vintage machines work for her? Or would you still have room in your busy life to restore her for me? I am a bit afraid of messing her up.... i'm rambling a bit, sorry, very excited, but concerned at the same time... I want to sew on it :)
I just received a Singer 201-2 from my great grandmother. I am so excited I cannot stand it. :) I was wondering, would your tute for refurbishing vintage machines work for her? Or would you still have room in your busy life to restore her for me? I am a bit afraid of messing her up.... i'm rambling a bit, sorry, very excited, but concerned at the same time... I want to sew on it :)
I will PM you and we can work out the details!
Billy
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Originally Posted by Lostn51
Originally Posted by quilterguy27
I would love to see some of your custome paint jobs on some vintage sewing machines, please.
Here is a model 27 I did for myself.....
Billy
I have a model 28 handcrank that looks almost like that. I won it on eBay. The machine survived the trip but the wooden box it sat in and the domed cover were both smashed to smithereens (the insurance on it gave me a full refund of the price I paid) !! The SM is pretty ugly, decals aren't very nice, etc but it is has a majestic shape that I like.
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Originally Posted by cabbagepatchkid
What color would you call that? It sure is pretty!
Here are a few more repaints I have done.
Billy
A repaint I did for Laureneberhard
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Laureneberhard's treadle for her Model 66
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Closeup of the embelishments
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Cobalt Blue 66
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Singer model 24
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Cobbled Together 66 (was a parts machine)
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1890's Wheeler and Wilson treadle
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Originally Posted by redvette54
Billy, nice job on the tank, do you happen to have a Harley too?
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:shock: :shock: Those treadles are gorgeous!! What would be the price for something like the first treadle in the pics? What other ways can treadles be made to look nicer?
ETA....You sure do nice work, Billy.
ETA....You sure do nice work, Billy.
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