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07-19-2011, 06:05 AM
#41
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Wow, they are really cool! I have one in the garage I will have to bring inside. My husband said he would help me restore the cabinet. I brought it back from France and it says Made in England. I used to use it for a sewing table, with the original machine folded down.
Where is the Vintage Section?
Where is the Vintage Section?
07-19-2011, 06:20 AM
#46
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It's under the main section. This should take you there. http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-43881-1.htm
You should post a pic of your machine from France.
You should post a pic of your machine from France.
Originally Posted by nickylsf
Wow, they are really cool! I have one in the garage I will have to bring inside. My husband said he would help me restore the cabinet. I brought it back from France and it says Made in England. I used to use it for a sewing table, with the original machine folded down.
Where is the Vintage Section?
Where is the Vintage Section?
07-19-2011, 06:31 AM
#47
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Wow - that's terrific! :)
You can buy a copy of your manual from Linda at Relics - they do a *great* job of scanning, and most of their manuals are spiral bound and plastic covered.
http://pages.sewing-machine-manuals....1834488/1.html
You are going to be amazed at what that Kenmore can do with free-motion quilting. :)
Looking at the zoom picture at Relics, it looks like the 1400 is a super high shank or maybe only a high shank. Either way, you will probably be able to outfit this machine with a complete set of attachments and cams really cheap if you start watching eBay.
Both of them will absolutely plow through anything.
You can buy a copy of your manual from Linda at Relics - they do a *great* job of scanning, and most of their manuals are spiral bound and plastic covered.
http://pages.sewing-machine-manuals....1834488/1.html
You are going to be amazed at what that Kenmore can do with free-motion quilting. :)
Looking at the zoom picture at Relics, it looks like the 1400 is a super high shank or maybe only a high shank. Either way, you will probably be able to outfit this machine with a complete set of attachments and cams really cheap if you start watching eBay.
Both of them will absolutely plow through anything.
07-19-2011, 07:00 AM
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Thanks for the info.
Originally Posted by thepolyparrot
Wow - that's terrific! :)
You can buy a copy of your manual from Linda at Relics - they do a *great* job of scanning, and most of their manuals are spiral bound and plastic covered.
http://pages.sewing-machine-manuals....1834488/1.html
You are going to be amazed at what that Kenmore can do with free-motion quilting. :)
Looking at the zoom picture at Relics, it looks like the 1400 is a super high shank or maybe only a high shank. Either way, you will probably be able to outfit this machine with a complete set of attachments and cams really cheap if you start watching eBay.
Both of them will absolutely plow through anything.
You can buy a copy of your manual from Linda at Relics - they do a *great* job of scanning, and most of their manuals are spiral bound and plastic covered.
http://pages.sewing-machine-manuals....1834488/1.html
You are going to be amazed at what that Kenmore can do with free-motion quilting. :)
Looking at the zoom picture at Relics, it looks like the 1400 is a super high shank or maybe only a high shank. Either way, you will probably be able to outfit this machine with a complete set of attachments and cams really cheap if you start watching eBay.
Both of them will absolutely plow through anything.
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