Abby'smom

welcome from se TX -- I love my 1932 Singer 15-91 which I use for machine quilting

Barb in Louisiana

Welcome from South Louisiana. We'll help when we can. I don't have one of the Singer 15-91 but will get one if one comes my way. Which reminds me, I have a Singer that I have to look up to see what it is and when it was manufactured. For sewing stuff, I post my questions here, but I, also, go to YouTube. It's unbelievable how much info is out there. Happy sewing and quilting!

Jane Quilter

welcome from Virginia!

Bobbielinks

Welcome from cold, snowy Missouri.

Boston1954

Welcome from Oklahoma. This is the place to get all of your questions answered.

PiedPiper

Welcome to sewing, Lester. It's so much fun! Your machine reminds me of the old machine on which I (and all my sisters) learned to sew - except that ours, having come from our grandma, wasn't even electric, but hand-cranked. I think it was helpful to learn to guide the fabric with one hand as we sewed, and it certainly meant that we rarely went too fast for ourselves!

Hope you enjoy your journey in learning to sew.

quilting cat

Welcome, Lester! I'm sure there are others with the same model machine, as Tartan suggested.

Teen

Welcome Lester, from S. Calif. ask your questions...seriously talented people here to help. I'm so not kidding. These people rock..

quiltingcandy

Another warm welcome from Southern California! I have my mother's 1950 15-91 - it was the machine I learned to sew on and I love using it.

TheMerkleFamily

Welcome from ‘down river’ in the beautiful Northern Neck of Virginia

You’re sure to find plenty of advice, inspiration and fun here!

Christine