heey here is another newbie!
 

hi, I'm nickie, I'm new to vintage sewing machines i now have two which still trying to find model name so i can get manual and oil and clean them up properly. I so far have only restored the cabinet on one of them. i also am interested in sewing and quilting although I need a working machine so fingers crossed. I'm happy to be here and hopefully can learn a few things or even help others. :)

thank you :)

Waving hello from Maryland! I love the vintage machines, but have no real desire to own one and need to be downsizing anyway. Good luck with yours and happy sewing.

You are in the right place! Lots of information on both quilting and vintage machines. Welcome from West Virginia.

Sending a warm welcome from Delaware. I have a couple of vintage machines myself. You will find lots of info on the board.

Welcome from Michigan!:)

Another warm welcome from the mitten state. I have one vintage machine and use it frequently!

Thanks for posting your National shots. fun manchines. You may need to start locking your windows. vintage machines tend to find you. I have 150+ machines.

HI from KS USA,

Welcome from NE Ohio.

Welcome aboard to this wonderful group of people who love fabric AND all kinds of sewing machines.
I have learned a lot since being here, from the 'thumb' of Michigan

Glad that you have found us!

Welcome Nickie! From another vintage machine lover....

have you come across other machines like this one or the same even?

Welcome from Southern California!

Welcome from Southern California!

There is absolutely nothing more satisfying than a well-oiled, restored, quiet, running, vintage sewing machine. I have many of them and just love them. If you are interested in a class, I have taken the tear down, rebuild class from Sew Purty (Ray Elkins), he is a wonderful teacher and I highly recommend him. Totally worth it to tear down a machine and get it running again. So wonderful. Glad to have you here!