Lostn51

Okay gang you asked for it and you got it! This will be a thread dedicated strictly to the attachments for the vintage sewing machines. It will be interesting to see what pops up in this thread and what we can learn from each other on their uses. So feel free to post away and make sure we have lots of photos so we can see them in action!

Billy

merry

Thanks Billy,
DH is in the middle of restoring cabinet & cleaning (per your tute) my 1935 Treadle. Didn't come with any attachments so now I'll know what I need :)

Nanamoms

I will certainly be here a lot cause some of them look like alien instruments! :)

SewExtremeSeams

:lol: Now I might have to learn how to use some of the many attachments that I have collected in order to be able to post photos. The ruffler is the one I am most interested in.

incoming2me

Here's a common foot just to get it out of the way. ;)

Singer Rolled Hem Stitch Attachment
"SIMANCO 120855"

This one is in nearly everyone's attachment box.
I've used it to hem a table skirt for the cutting table in my sewing room.
This is demonstrated on my 221.:thumbup:
It takes a little practice, but using "Londa's Technique" as I found on you tube, it's not as difficult as you may think!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQuab99YMdE

miriam

Ok here goes with over 30 photos I haven't demonstrated all because I don't have machines for all.

miriam

Then I got the darning foot out and tested it. I've never used one so it was pretty exciting to test.

miriam

Then I dug out a hemmer - I used one once on a Viking and was totally frustrated. I can see how this one is a bit easier to use. It is a bit wider hem than I tried before.

miriam

I don't know what this one is - maybe someone is better informed

miriam

This is a group pic of a bunch of short shank attachments