Originally Posted by Hollyann
(Post 4937045)
I'm very close to finishing the restoration of the Raymond. . .
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Originally Posted by quiltgal
(Post 4932294)
I have just about everything that you could need for the Featherweights on my website: www.thequiltgal.com.
Nancy |
Originally Posted by Nanamoms
(Post 4935262)
Ok, this one scares me...the sanity of the person who did this is definitely in question!!
http://jackson.craigslist.org/fuo/2818446548.html Nancy |
Originally Posted by vintagemotif
(Post 4936005)
Well I had to do it, curiosity won out.
I grew up learning to sew on a Necchi Supernova. Since I know how that machine works, I told myself that my focus will be on collecting machines that I have never experienced. Well, the Supernova won. I'm treadling a Necchi Supernova Ultra. I figured a way around the bobbin cover issue and treadling belt -Sebastian helps. [ATTACH=CONFIG]308298[/ATTACH] I love the looks of this machine and the color! Nancy |
Originally Posted by Celeste
(Post 4937277)
Looking forward to seeing the pictures!!
I don't know if anyone told you about your new machine. I looked in the photo section. All I got to see was the very top, for some reason sometimes I don't get the whole photo. It is like my computer times out or something because I get part of a photo sometimes and other times the whole photo. Anyone else ever have this problem? Anyway, I can't see the machine only the very top. From what I can see, it looks like you have a 128 because it looks like you have a machine with the La Vincendora decals which were only done on the 28/128. If your machine is 3/4 size, it is a 28. If the machine is full size, it is a 128. Nancy |
Originally Posted by Janis
(Post 4936195)
I found an orange Singer box #381086 at a resale shop today and bought it for $2.00. In it are several feet and a couple of plates for the Singer sewing machine. I do have a snap-on connector and knew that I could use at least a couple of the feet. I went on line to see what I have and saw this. What I have is the box and the last picture of parts and attachments. Now does any one know just what I got and what machines the needle plates work on? I can't copy the picture of it to here, but here's the site I found it on:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI...sid=p2992.m753 any help would be appreciated. |
I am going to try the photos sections again later today to see if I can get the whole photo! Anyway Monica, I can't see your whole quilt either! Darn!
You guys know you are suppose to 'talk' about the machines/pictures here? The photo shop is suppose to be limited to pictures, otherwise we will have gobs of pages of text to sift through to find the photos! Sorry, I am not trying to be mean, but this is the reason we started the photo shops - to keep those shops for photos and descriptions of those photos only! Nancy |
Originally Posted by BoJangles
(Post 4937898)
Hollyann, I also can't wait to see the photos! Geeze, you are fast!
I don't know if anyone told you about your new machine. I looked in the photo section. All I got to see was the very top, for some reason sometimes I don't get the whole photo. It is like my computer times out or something because I get part of a photo sometimes and other times the whole photo. Anyone else ever have this problem? Anyway, I can't see the machine only the very top. From what I can see, it looks like you have a 128 because it looks like you have a machine with the La Vincendora decals which were only done on the 28/128. If your machine is 3/4 size, it is a 28. If the machine is full size, it is a 128. Nancy Nancy, please correct me if I'm wrong...weren't both the 28 and 128 3/4 size machines? (The 27 and 127 full size?) Holly has the 128, evidenced by the "high" bobbin winder....or that's what I thought. And yes, you're right...I sometimes forget which thread I'm in...I apologize for the comments I left over there in the photos only thread! |
Hmmmm. My 128 is a 3/4 size machine.
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Originally Posted by Candace
(Post 4938277)
Hmmmm. My 128 is a 3/4 size machine.
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