Congrats! To everyone with new vintage machines. I have enjoyed looking at your wonderful finds. Thanks for sharing.
For those that cut themselves with the rotary cutter, try using the Fons & Porter's Klutz Glove. I got one after getting a small cut. My husband purchased it after watching one of the shows with me. It is a cut-resistant glove that will help protect that non-cutting hand from possible cuts. Only works if you remember to put the dang thing on. :) |
Originally Posted by BoJangles
Originally Posted by Crossstitcher
Ouch! is right I have a friend that did the same thing. Hurt bad for several days. She still has numbness in that area. I try to remember what she went through when I am cutting with the rotary cutter. Thinking of using one of those handles that to stick on a rule.
Nancy |
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I can't tell if this seller is going for the Baroque period or the Italian Renaissance period. It is the first that I have ever seen.
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/atq/2227597413.html |
Originally Posted by BoJangles
Originally Posted by scrapykate
Can you help? this machine needs a #6 round leather belt. It's a Willcox and Gibbs machine. what's the best way to clean her up as well? Need instruction book...
Nancy Kate |
Farm Stitcher, that is one beautiful machine. I know you will love her.
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Originally Posted by Crossstitcher
Farm Stitcher, that is one beautiful machine. I know you will love her.
Linda |
On the right back corner of the top of my 26 threadle white cabinet, there is a small chrome lid around 2x3 inches. I opened it up and it seems to be just a hole. At first I though I though it might be for the belt. There are holes for that. Does anyone have any idea of what this opening could be for? Kathie
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Originally Posted by vintagemotif
I can't tell if this seller is going for the Baroque period or the Italian Renaissance period. It is the first that I have ever seen.
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/atq/2227597413.html |
Originally Posted by cherrybsixty
Nancy, a homemade remedy for the soreness of that finger when it start to heal is to soak it in some diluted 'Murphy's Oil Soap.' It will take the tenderness out of the finger. Monica, I have seen the Fons & Porter glove, maybe it is time to buy one? Kathy, no it didn't get stitched, butterflied shut. And, thank you, I am up to date on tetanus! Nancy |
Originally Posted by Kathie S.
On the right back corner of the top of my 26 threadle white cabinet, there is a small chrome lid around 2x3 inches. I opened it up and it seems to be just a hole. At first I though I though it might be for the belt. There are holes for that. Does anyone have any idea of what this opening could be for? Kathie
Nancy |
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