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Originally Posted by ontheriver
(Post 4021736)
Thank you for information. Now I need to learn how to use them. The hemmer and ruffler sound interesting for making my new DGD baby outfits.
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That's nice! You will love it!! I sew on the same machine all the time. It's my favorite machine!
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Great find!
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I saw a lovely 99k13 at a thrift shop today... Asking $200. They have mistaken it for a featherweigth i think!
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Originally Posted by Morag
(Post 4656682)
Nice looking, and in a cabinet too.....My 99K is a portable and I'm told they are not considered featherweights but are 3/4 machines and will not fit intoa standard sewing cabinet..... True or False????
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Have fun with your new machine.
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Originally Posted by deplaylady
(Post 4025894)
Singer 99 manual - shows how to use the attachments - have fun! Rufflers and hemmers are perfect for baby outfits! :D
http://www.sew-classic.com/uploads/99K.pdf |
you have a ruffler, rolled hem, and the others I don't know (not that I don't have them, I just don't use them) Download a manual from Singer for further information. YOu will love the 99. I bought one 35 years ago to teach my daughters how to sew. My machine then was too fast for a beginner. I have taught numerous girl scouts how to sew with that machine. I use it regularly. Other than weighting a ton it is a durable machine. I just bought a Spartan which is a striped down 99 and it is just as good. You made a great choice.
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Originally Posted by Morag
(Post 4656682)
Nice looking, and in a cabinet too.....My 99K is a portable and I'm told they are not considered featherweights but are 3/4 machines and will not fit intoa standard sewing cabinet..... True or False????
I love it anyway:) |
I, too, have a 99K that a friend got for me. You are blessed to have those attachments too! Check out Muv's great tutes on how to use many of them. The one with the slots on the sides is AMAZING!!!
Now, if only I could find those attachments for mine... :) |
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