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http://jackson.craigslist.org/hsh/2522195086.html
Is this one of the "New Homes' worth looking at? This one is only about 10 minutes from me. Thanks! |
That Frister and Rossman is sew very cute. Were did you find it? Love it.
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Originally Posted by miriam
Originally Posted by irishrose
Miriam, misery loves company. I either got into something or was bitten by something Friday night and have all your symptoms, plus 8 pounds of retained fluid. I know exactly when it happened, but I was in a mowed area so I suspect a bite or bites. I have to do the grandmother of the bride thing Friday. I haven't figured that one out yet.
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Originally Posted by Crossstitcher
I have looked at all the new machines on here and they are just beautiful.
Here are two machines we got this week. The first one is a Davis it didn't have a date but the serial # is 2751431. The 2nd one DH got because he likes fiddle base machines. It is a Singer VS2 dated 1889. This machine is sitting on our new Singer Red Eye. Haven't taken a pic of it yet. Nancy |
Originally Posted by Kathie S.
Ok Kathie, what do you mean by you ". . . . . have two more coming in a few years. . . . ." What two more and why a few more years?
First Nancy I want pictures of your new machines. One of the machines is a Singer that takes cams. Not sure of what model. It belongs to my beloved Aunt and I will get it when she is gone. The second is a 1958 Pfaff. It belongs to my mother and it will be mine also when she is gone. Kathie. Nancy |
Originally Posted by miriam
WAAAAAAH. WHINE. SNIFFLE. I am suppose to be working extra all week for 2 jobs. I have poison ivy rash REALLY bad. I have a 'new' machine I could actually sew on, one machine that needs tlc to trick it out, a million and one sewing projects cluttering up my sewing room, a million and one things in my head to try to do, a nasty creepy house to clean up, grand kids to play with, etc, etc, etc... and all I do is itch. itch. shower. itch. ooze. itch. sting. ooze. change clothes. ooze. ooze. shower. change the sheets. itch. sting. ooze. change clothes. touch and ooze. I look ready for Halloween. DG (age 4) asked me if I was melting. AND DH has one little tiny poison ivy bump. Everybody else takes Benedryl and sleeps. Not me - I get wired. My mom told me once there was some kind of centennial celebration when her and her 5 brothers and sisters sat on the ground at a park. They all got poison ivy all over their butts. I think I'm going to get a goat to eat that ivy off the fence. Thanks for listening to me vent - I gotta go hang some more sheets.
Oh and Miriam, be careful with scratching that stuff or it could scar! Nancy |
Originally Posted by buslady
Originally Posted by BoJangles
Buslady, what is the pink machine in the Photo shop? Is it a VS2?
Nancy Nancy |
Originally Posted by jpete523
Well, following Cathy's excellent directions I'm going to try again to post a picture of my pretty little Frister & Rossman hand crank.
Hope this works (fingers crossed)! Jan Nancy |
Originally Posted by quilt addict
Good and bad news. Bad news first, still looking for a part (Shuttle Bell Crank #8444) for the Singer 127 but things are looking up.
Called a CL ad for 2 machine heads for $10 and one looked like a Singer 27. The part I need is not the same on the 27 as the 127 so that part didn't work out. The other machine is a Singer 66. Both are frozen and all the plated parts are rusted. But the decals on the 66 Redeye are very nice. since I am going to try and get at least the 66 sewing again, they gave them both to me for FREE!!! Oh well, more machines to clean and practice on. Nancy |
Originally Posted by BoJangles
[The other machine is a Singer 66. Both are frozen and all the plated parts are rusted. But the decals on the 66 Redeye are very nice.
. Nancy[/quote] Nancy, going to have to get the penetrating oil out first just to see if I can get all the plates off! |
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