electric singer sewing machine accompanying items. I really lucked out this time.
07-26-2019, 10:57 AM
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electric singer sewing machine accompanying items. I really lucked out this time.
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Here are all the antique sewing machine items that came with the Electric Singer sewing machine which was gifted to me. I was so excited to receive this gift, I made her a table runner in exchange
and she was happy with that, as she is not a sewing person. This was the third one I have made of these runners.
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Here are all the antique sewing machine items that came with the Electric Singer sewing machine which was gifted to me. I was so excited to receive this gift, I made her a table runner in exchange
and she was happy with that, as she is not a sewing person. This was the third one I have made of these runners.
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07-26-2019, 05:20 PM
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Yes, indeed, you lucked out with all the goodies along with a nice machine.
To the best of my ability here is what I am pretty sure on most of them.
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I can't tell for sure from the picture whether the ruffler is for a top clamp or not.
Have fun playing with it all.
Janey - Neat people never make the exciting discoveries I do.
To the best of my ability here is what I am pretty sure on most of them.
1 low shank quilting foot & bar
2 top clamp tucker
3 top clamp edgestitcher
4 low shank edgestitcher
5 low shank tucker
6 low shank shirring foot & thumb screw
7 shirring plate can't tell which machine
8 low shank adjustable hemmer
9 maybe part of tucker
10 low shank I think part of adjustable zipper foot
10 yellow (votive candle) maybe for spool pin holder to hold cone thread????
11 low shank Straight stitch foot
12 low shank multi-slot binder with guide
13 top clamp hemmer maybe 3/8"
14 top clamp binder
15 top clamp hemmer maybe 1/4"
16 low shank Narrow hemmer
17 top clamp hemmer maybe 1/2"
18 top clamp hemmer maybe 7/8"
120 ?? ruffler
130 low shank adjustable hemmer
Probably, the low shank feet will have a number on them and will work with the 128. I don't know which machine the top clamp feet go to as there were several that used top clamp feet, but some of the dimensions are different.2 top clamp tucker
3 top clamp edgestitcher
4 low shank edgestitcher
5 low shank tucker
6 low shank shirring foot & thumb screw
7 shirring plate can't tell which machine
8 low shank adjustable hemmer
9 maybe part of tucker
10 low shank I think part of adjustable zipper foot
10 yellow (votive candle) maybe for spool pin holder to hold cone thread????
11 low shank Straight stitch foot
12 low shank multi-slot binder with guide
13 top clamp hemmer maybe 3/8"
14 top clamp binder
15 top clamp hemmer maybe 1/4"
16 low shank Narrow hemmer
17 top clamp hemmer maybe 1/2"
18 top clamp hemmer maybe 7/8"
120 ?? ruffler
130 low shank adjustable hemmer
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I can't tell for sure from the picture whether the ruffler is for a top clamp or not.
Have fun playing with it all.
Janey - Neat people never make the exciting discoveries I do.
07-27-2019, 05:49 AM
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07-27-2019, 09:58 PM
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The manual also came with the machine, and it is in new condition, and those are spindle bobbins, I just counted the spindle bobbins and there are 22 - 10 in one bottle and 12 in the other. I already used the ruffler on this machine to make a bedskirt, and it really worked out well. The directions were in the manual how to use it. Thanks to Our work bench for identifying all those attachments, now I will have to look for directions on how to use them, I truly appreciate your knowledge on these. I would imagine I would find those directions on the internet - The machine runs like a charm, I am so happy - always wanted one of these. Thanks for all the nice comments.
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