Originally Posted by ThayerRags
I have a little 1910 Singer 28K2 hand crank machine (essentially the same model) that is a good piecing machine. I’ve done several quilt blocks with it. I like the sound of the long bobbin machines when they sew. The needlebar does a sort of “double dip” to make a stitch, instead of just going straight up and down.
It also rides on our little parade buggy that I made out of a mobility scooter chassis that has a “cabinet” mounted on it made out of plywood and deck railing (legs). I hide under the cabinet behind black cloth curtains to operate it. I still need to rig up a way to motorize it so it’s operating while I’m going down the street.
CD in Oklahoma
Thanks for the info. Your parade buggy sounds too cute! I imagine folks will be surprised to see the sewing machine in motion without a visible operator.