Originally Posted by QuiltnCowgirl (Post 5121684)

I called...first time I dialed it rang twice and hung up. I dialed back and it went straight to voice mail. Great - another one of "those" CL ads. Not wasting my time or breathe any further. If they call, they call. If not, oh well no big deal.

Originally Posted by vintagemotif (Post 5121681)

If you read his Nov 1 2011 blog, there is a video demonstrating a gorgeous Singer 31K15 with a wheel attachment.
This attachment aids in sewing curves.

http://ucansew2.blogspot.com/2011/11/singer-31k15.html

Originally Posted by vintagemotif (Post 5121660)

Here is the link with images of the Two Spools "can": http://www.quiltingboard.com/vintage...n-t179788.html

Originally Posted by QuiltnCowgirl (Post 5121684)

I called...first time I dialed it rang twice and hung up. I dialed back and it went straight to voice mail. Great - another one of "those" CL ads. Not wasting my time or breathe any further. If they call, they call. If not, oh well no big deal.

Originally Posted by jljack (Post 5121754)

Yeah, one of "those" it sounds like!! Too bad. But those 60's machines show up all the time, so no loss.

Originally Posted by jljack (Post 5121751)

Thanks, Monica. If anyone finds one, please grab it up!! :-) I might just buy that machine and hang onto it until I find the can...too risky? Someone advise me, please!! Wait? Buy? 8-&

Originally Posted by jljack (Post 5121529)

OK, anyone who can help with info on a bobbin spool can for a National Two Spools? CD? Cathy? Pat? Or an alternate way to use the machine without the can?

Originally Posted by miriam (Post 5122016)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsFOI...re=uploademail
If you find mitred corners tricky when binding a quilt, this method may be the answer for you. No fancy gadgets needed - just hairgrips and an unpicker on a new video by Muv - grab some tea