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Originally Posted by vintagemotif
I don't even want to touch this one... my mind is thinking of stuff that only CA hippies would think of using in a cake. :)
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This group knows food as well as it knows machines. We'll all be fine here this winter--I've made 3 batches of peach jam, one of strawberry and one of blackberry jelly in the last couple of days. Of course, I've been sampling all along. . . .
Originally Posted by purplefiend
I put up a dozen pints of homegrown carrots today, they are in my huge pressure canner even as I type this. Dh grew Nantes variety of carrots this year. They are yummy and sweet. :thumbup:
Sharon W. |
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Originally Posted by Kathie S.
I would bring coffee and apple pie too!
Vintagemotif, instead of coffee please bring pepsi I will bring the main course. Kathie I'm not into sodas. I like my coffee and teas; but for you, I'll bring some pepsi. You know that stuff is bad for ya. Nancy |
Originally Posted by Miz Johnny
Originally Posted by vintagemotif
I don't even want to touch this one... my mind is thinking of stuff that only CA hippies would think of using in a cake. :)
The other day, I made red beet chocolate cake that was a big hit. My husband hates red beets, but he loved the cake. |
Originally Posted by BoJangles
Originally Posted by Glenn
I also love the 66 and yes they are not portable unless you are a gorilla. Go to this site for instructions on a box http://treadleon.net/woodshop/index.html. This will give your husband all the info needed to build a base for your 66. Glenn
Nancy |
go to treadleon.net I had trouble with the site also. glenn
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[quote=BoJangles]
Originally Posted by vintagemotif
Originally Posted by Kathie S.
I would bring coffee and apple pie too!
Vintagemotif, instead of coffee please bring pepsi I will bring the main course. Kathie I'm not into sodas. I like my coffee and teas; but for you, I'll bring some pepsi. You know that stuff is bad for ya. Nancy |
I rescued an old green 1960s something Kenmore from the trash today. For now it is on the back porch - smells pretty bad looks like they used the throat plate for an ash tray. I know it turns. I haven't had time to look it over much or clean it yet - looks like it might do a couple zigzag stitches. It is missing a few parts but I think I have enough to get it going. It amazes me the difference 10 or 15 years technology makes - and it didn't really improve did it?
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Originally Posted by quilter53
Can you tell me anything about The Free treadle machine. I found one at an antique shop in a cabinet. both are in good condition. The only info I can remember without going back to the shop is the patent pending was 1902 and last one was 1913.
http://www.ismacs.net/free/home.html The Free #5 is a great machine. I have used mine to piece with a lot. Mine is on page 550 and 627. Nancy |
Anyone in the Baltimore/Washington DC area looking for a singer 201 to treadle may want to see if this is a 201.
From the top flat spool area and decals, it looks like it could be a 201. http://annapolis.craigslist.org/atq/2435772717.html And another good deal: http://annapolis.craigslist.org/hsh/2415304443.html |
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