I have a beautiful 221 but rarely used it. Now it is the only machine I have here in Maine. I am used to a 1/4 inch wide foot. Is there a foot fot the featherweight?? I need a lot of practice before I will accurately do a 1/4" allowance just trying to follow the etched line in the plate.
BTW -- I went to a big box store and bought an inexpensive machine for here -- noisy and skipping stitches -- I took it back. I love the FW but have always used it for classes and general sewing -- so I'm rusty. Thanks -- Mim |
I just found www.sewingpartsonline.com. They seem to have everything.
I wanted a walking foot for my Singer 15-91. I could not tell which one to buy, so I emailed their customer service, and got a very quick response with a link to a specific foot. Ordered it, got it today and it works! |
www.featherweight221.com or (360) 757-4777
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I think Sew-Classic has super prices and service for just about anything you need for your vintage machines.
Here's the page with the low shank feet including two different types of 1/4" foot: http://shop.sew-classic.com/Low-Shank-Feet_c5.htm |
Originally Posted by Maia B
www.featherweight221.com or (360) 757-4777
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do you have the seam guide for the bed of your machine? I love mine...
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I think mine is just a generic low shank foot. Maybe Alpha Sew is the brand. I got it at my local repair shop.
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Originally Posted by Charlee
do you have the seam guide for the bed of your machine? I love mine...
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I always use my seam guide, it's great.
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Originally Posted by clem55
Originally Posted by Charlee
do you have the seam guide for the bed of your machine? I love mine...
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