For fun - test your attachment knowledge
 

This is a misc assortment I just got off ebay - Paid $25 including shipping, and I'm very excited about it.

Can you pick out why?

http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...psfafa1a95.jpg

is that a tubular trimmer near the upper right?

The darning/FMQ plate upper left? And/or the VS plates? I Have no idea what they are for!

The top clamping gizmo at 1 o'clock from center below the 2 needleplates?

I think you and I are thinking the same attachment but I also think I see a couple finger guards in there as well. Other than those I have no clue.

First clue - it's in this half

http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...psb6936547.jpg

I see a fogoter foot in the upper right.

Cathy

Mizkaki gets the win!

The most recent one that hit ebay sold for $125. Now I've got to find the rest of the kit, though that is easier to find than just the foot, and they usually sell for less because of it.

Okay, attachment queen..... I don't know what a fogoter foot is..... how about taking a picture of just that item so I will become more educated.

You got a nice grouping of things.... congrats.

I have a fogoter foot too. But not the rest of it. :(

Joe

I had to look it up cause I had never heard of it. Its a sewing machine foot that does this,
http://images.search.yahoo.com/searc...14&fr2=piv-web

http://www.ebay.com/itm/vintage-1934...item3cd85bfb94

Cathy,

I also have just the foot. Would love to have the complete fagoter. Maybe someday.

Cathy

It's a fagoter foot, and here's some info

That's so cool! I want one too!
I hope everyone that owns the fagoter foot are able to find the rest of the parts.
Have fun hunting.

o no just when I thought I had every attachment I would ever use gotta have this one,,,,,,,,,,,,but not at $449.00

April1930 is almost always the WAY highest price you can pay for something. They sell for around $200- $250 on ebay. I have seen sets missing the foot more often than complete - and they normally sell for under $100. So I'll just keep watching.

I don't expect I'll ever get the "penguin" foot, but I got super lucky and have the single and double embroidery attachment.

I love my Singercraft Guides and extensions, but that is totally cool! Too bad it's so expensive. Well, gives me something to look around for.

Is that an underbraider on the slide plate on the lower right?

What's a fogoter foot?

Are you being humorous?

Boy do I still have lots to learn. I never would have guessed which foot and I knew it was on the right hand side somewhere. I see lots of pieces that fit on my 1036. Nice find!

The foot arrived - along with a boat load of other stuff that I doubt I'll have use for.

I think this may fit a Necchi - not sure. The front row of feet all say "Italy" and the plates look like the right style - the far right is the same size but hooks in differently. The back row of feet are also high shank, but have no markings.

http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...psbad2e74c.jpg

This is a set that has the very narrow slip on attachment. I know I've got at least one machine these work on, one of the later slant Singers - though it may have been the one we gave to DS . . .

http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...psfb6d6995.jpg

I think these may fit a Singer - though the one needle plate has a different feed dog configuration. Three zipper/cording feet missing the attachment slide (one is extra high shank). And some other items I have no idea what they are for.

http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...ps5474b6e7.jpg

And a group of the typical Greist attachments - with the long bobbin style plates. In the back is the lone short shank foot, a plate that I think would fit a Singer 15 (it is not Singer though) and some bobbins and assorted screws - including four rubber feet in very good condition.

http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...psc7224920.jpg

And some misc items - needle threaders and parts. And the fagoter foot on the right - the reason I bought this group. The interesting part is that the fagotter foot and that one other are the only short shank straight feet in the whole group. It's a real odd duck with this lot.

http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...psbddadfeb.jpg

The 2 metal pieces that are exactly alike in the photo of Singer stuff...just above the throat plates are blind hem guides.

That is so cool!

In the third picture the two needle plates with the same configuration and the bobbin cover look like parts from my Singer Creative Touch 1036. The parts in the second picture would fit the 1036 also. I have the large buttonhole maker on the left. The Creative Touch was in the Futura "family".