Sharon, I was just in the Photos shop and saw the seam guide you have on your 99 HC. What brand is that seam guide and how does it stick to the bed? I have been afraid to stick anything to the bed's of my machines for fear the paint would be ruined? How do you like the seam guide? Have you removed and reattached it; and if so, is that easy to do?

Nancy

Let's get this straight - Miriam does not cook scones. DH cooks his wonderful scones in a Dutch oven.

Mariam, my DH said we have several Dutch Ovens would you send him your Hubby's recipe and how to cook in the ovens. May have started a new thread here.

Does anyone remember the blog that had the web site that you could get a certificate printed with your name???? I have my Mpther's Vintage Singer 201 in the shop and wanted to print the certificate with her name on it. Thanks in advance for your help. :)

Hello, Irma, you're forunate to have a family vintage machine. Here is the site you wanted. http://mysingerstory.com/

I can vouch for the scones, they are wonderful tasty things. We put Phil to work in the kitchen making some when Miriam and Phil stop by for a visit while Miriam and I played with the machines.:thumbup:

Ladies, even I can't get through my basement. I live in fear that I'll get my foot caught between machines and other junk, and be buried down there for days. As bad as it is, it used to be worse. I keep plugging away, a little at a time, in hopes to some day have it clean enough to once again sew. I know I promised you pictures of the Pfaff, but I just can't get to it right now!!

Yes, it's a 48K.

And I was just thinking it would be a fun pattern to do. . . .

Recently got my first dutch oven from my mom's household download. Can't wait to try cooking in it. My DH's cousin does Civil War enactments with another of their cousins, and she is the camp cook.