Originally Posted by Charlee
Your "Anne" is lovely. Glad to see you back..I was used to reading your posts when I was a total new person. Nice to hear from you now!
Thanks Jane (and everyone!) :) Nancy |
Originally Posted by PJisChaos
Ok, here's the pics of the Domestic...
Nancy |
Thank you Nancy - I did do the piecing, and I am slowly quiliting it.
Both my 15-91 and my Necchi are much smaller than the opening in this cabinet, and only have one hole for the hinge pins? |
Originally Posted by shnnn
OK - so I found a sewing machine cabinet at the thrift store, and since cabinets are harder to have shipped than machines I bought it even though it didn't fit any of my machines. So now, I'm wondering what will fit in my new cabinet :) It has a Sears badge inside of it, and the opening is about 7.5"x16.5" and there are 2 pairs of hinge pins. Any ideas?
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Originally Posted by BoJangles
Originally Posted by Charlee
Your "Anne" is lovely. Glad to see you back..I was used to reading your posts when I was a total new person. Nice to hear from you now!
Thanks Jane (and everyone!) :) Nancy |
Originally Posted by Charlee
Kenmore. And they tend to have a larger base than other machines, so it's hard to get a good fit it you want to put anything else in it. |
Originally Posted by Charlee
:) Thanks so much!! I've been watching, just haven't had a lot of time to post, and to be honest, shouldn't be now!! I have some things I HAVE to get done! LOL
Nancy |
Originally Posted by Elsie Blight
Can any one help l have friends who have a Weltheim sewing machine with a boat shuttle and we cannot get the machine to pick up the thread we do not have a book either l have pictures of the shuttle and machine we don't know any thing about it can you please help we also have lots of feet we don't know what they are
Thank you Elsie Blight South Australia Nancy |
Help needed with a dilemma. DH and I are planning our Will. Sadly none of my children or DILs sew or appreciate vintage machines, what would you with them? (My sewing stash will go to a children's charity.)
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Originally Posted by SewExtreme
Originally Posted by Lostn51
Originally Posted by SewExtreme
Billy, this might seem like a ridiculous question but I thought that some place I read about someone taking two vintage machines and making the right cuts, etc. to make a longarm machine out of it. Have you ever heard of that? Or, would you recommend someone who wants to play around with two machines to make a make-shift longarm? :oops: :oops:
Billy I don't think we would use any of the vintage machines we already have but may wait to buy a couple for low prices and experiment. My DH said he thinks he can do that. It is harder than it looks but since I fabricate a lot of things when I build streetrods its fairly easy for me. Plus I have a lot of the tools needed like drill presses, welders, sheet metal tools and a Bridgeport in the garage. Billy |
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