Here she is!!!
#11
Sewing on my old Singer is simple and uncomplicated. She does have her idiosyncrosies but I know what to do when something goes wrong. There is no plastic to wear out and it runs like a dream.
We bought a new Brother and I much prefer my Singer. It is a workhorse. It runs and runs. I haven't had to have it worked on yet and I bought it at a yard sale for $25 over 30 yrs ago. My DH oils it and I clean out the dust and no problems!
Mine has a knee control which I love. I have always hated the foot controls because they have a way of walking even when I put something under it.
We bought a new Brother and I much prefer my Singer. It is a workhorse. It runs and runs. I haven't had to have it worked on yet and I bought it at a yard sale for $25 over 30 yrs ago. My DH oils it and I clean out the dust and no problems!
Mine has a knee control which I love. I have always hated the foot controls because they have a way of walking even when I put something under it.
#13
Originally Posted by Nanamoms
Just now getting pics of my 15-91 that the sweet lady on Craigs List gave me. I thought the foot pedal was broken but after Billy answering my post, it had just come off. On his instructions, I took apart the pedal, cleaned it inside and put the button back in place!!! YEAH!!
I've download the manual and just need to read it to get her all greased and oil. She sews great!!
I didn't get a case so right now she's just sitting on a board on a folding table (she is heavy and was putting a dent in the table with her "feet" LOL).
I also need to get a cover for the light. If anyone has one for sale, please let me know.
I didn't want to put her to work until I get her completely cleaned up but I enjoy just looking at her now. Still have to pick a name for her!
I've download the manual and just need to read it to get her all greased and oil. She sews great!!
I didn't get a case so right now she's just sitting on a board on a folding table (she is heavy and was putting a dent in the table with her "feet" LOL).
I also need to get a cover for the light. If anyone has one for sale, please let me know.
I didn't want to put her to work until I get her completely cleaned up but I enjoy just looking at her now. Still have to pick a name for her!
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