Featherweight Club (Do you have a Featherweight if so post here so you can all chit chat) Everyone is Welcome!
03-27-2012, 11:05 AM
#1022
Senior Member
Join Date: May 2010
Location: warner robins, georgia
Posts: 501
I have always wanted one. One of my guild members who is a serious collector asked for someone to help her remove cabinets form her kitchen for a remodel. her husband just died so I volunteered my husband to help her. He didn't charge her anything and saved her $1700 . She gave him one from her collection to give to me! It is gorgeous, has a manual , lots of attachments and a case that is in perfect shape.
03-27-2012, 11:21 AM
#1023
Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Palm Coast, Florida
Posts: 552
Originally Posted by 12yearrquilt
Have to get busy fixing up a featerweight for my Grandaughters 7th birthday. She really wants to learn to sew.
03-28-2012, 03:53 AM
#1025
Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Palm Coast, Florida
Posts: 552
Originally Posted by jcrow
I can't find sew classic online. Where do I go to buy the manual and bobbins for my Singer 99K? I guess the age is important to know, right? And the serial number will tell me the age? I don't know anything at all about old sewing machines but would love it if someone could direct me to an online store to buy some things for this machine and if I could be directed to some place where I could find out the age of my machine (if it doesn't say the age on it). Thanks in advance. Jeanne
03-28-2012, 04:10 AM
#1026
Junior Member
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Central KY near Lexington
Posts: 149
I own a featherweight that's older than I am! I checked the serial number online to find the manufacture date, it said 1951. Is it elgible for social security payments yet?
Actually, its the one I use for classes & take to guild meetings when we sew.
Cathy S/Willowwind
Actually, its the one I use for classes & take to guild meetings when we sew. Cathy S/Willowwind
03-28-2012, 04:18 AM
#1028
Super Member
Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: North of Boston, MA, USA
Posts: 3,524
Originally Posted by willowwind
I own a featherweight that's older than I am! I checked the serial number online to find the manufacture date, it said 1951. Is it elgible for social security payments yet? Actually, its the one I use for classes & take to guild meetings when we sew.
Cathy S/Willowwind
Actually, its the one I use for classes & take to guild meetings when we sew. Cathy S/Willowwind
My "Lizzie" is my birth year 1952, and DH FW is his birth year 1951. We are old enough for SS payments, LOL.
03-28-2012, 04:51 AM
#1029
Senior Member
Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: Usually in my sewing room
Posts: 813
Originally Posted by dakotamaid
I have 2, white one and black one. They sew the greatest seams! I'm looking to put the white one on ebay cause I'm running out of room!! Too many sewing machines in my house.
03-28-2012, 11:14 AM
#1030
Super Member
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Martinsville, Indiana
Posts: 1,430
Jeanne, here is where you can download a manual for your Singer 99
http://www.sew-classic.com/uploads/99K.pdf
You can print it 2 pages on one piece of paper and it is large enough to read. The original manuals are small and less that 1/2 the size of a piece of printer paper.
Your machine is a 'low shank' machine and can use almost any 'low shank' attachments. Are there any coming with your machine? Mostly you will just need the regular foot that will come with your machine, but it is fun to get some of the other attachments too. I can attest to that!
Here is where you can find out when your Singer was allotted, how many were in the allotment, and the model of your machine. It is not just for the featherweight 221 machines. I like this site the best for dating Singers.
http://thefeatherweight221factory.co...alNumbers.aspx
Janis
http://www.sew-classic.com/uploads/99K.pdf
You can print it 2 pages on one piece of paper and it is large enough to read. The original manuals are small and less that 1/2 the size of a piece of printer paper.
Your machine is a 'low shank' machine and can use almost any 'low shank' attachments. Are there any coming with your machine? Mostly you will just need the regular foot that will come with your machine, but it is fun to get some of the other attachments too. I can attest to that!
Here is where you can find out when your Singer was allotted, how many were in the allotment, and the model of your machine. It is not just for the featherweight 221 machines. I like this site the best for dating Singers.
http://thefeatherweight221factory.co...alNumbers.aspx
Janis
Last edited by Janis; 03-28-2012 at 11:32 AM.
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