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Old 04-15-2014, 12:46 PM
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Originally Posted by quiltingcandy
I have the treadle machine that belonged to my great, great Aunt Mae. I never knew her - she died when my mother was a little girl and even though I learned to sew at the age of 8, I was never allowed to "play" with either of the treadles at my grandmother's house. Looking back, I think they were wrong in not teaching me to use them. It would have been a bond between the years. My mother did give me her machine, the 1950 Singer 15-91 that I did learn to sew on, but what a treat it would have been to that memory.

You are so fortunate to have the machine and the memories. I love using my treadle, I don't open it that often but enjoy it when I do.
i understand completely what you are saying.....but I love the 15-91's too.
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