There are members on the board that have some glass feet for the WW8. I think Charlie has some ask her to post a pic of the glass feet for you.
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Originally Posted by Glenn
(Post 5619887)
They are glass feet the slide into a slot in the foot for regular sewing and quilting and such. I don't have any or I would send you a pic. All I have is the metal sewing foot but I am trying to find some for my machine. I quess you could make some if you knew how to work with glass but you would need an original on to make a mold to pour the hot glass in.
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Miriam I don't know how to use this shrinky dink plastic
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Originally Posted by Glenn
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Miriam I don't know how to use this shrinky dink plastic
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I'm not Charlie, but I do have pictures of the glass feet.
In the second picture is a ruffler that inserts into the same foot the the glass inserts do. BTW they aren't rusty like they look in the picture.[ATTACH=CONFIG]373098[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]373099[/ATTACH] Cathy
Originally Posted by Glenn
(Post 5619891)
There are members on the board that have some glass feet for the WW8. I think Charlie has some ask her to post a pic of the glass feet for you.
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Originally Posted by Glenn
(Post 5619891)
There are members on the board that have some glass feet for the WW8. I think Charlie has some ask her to post a pic of the glass feet for you.
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WOW those glass feet are really cool!!! I wonder how they made something that small? eye glasses type tools?
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thank you Judythe sewer for posting pics of the glass feet
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spent the day making three aprons and a night gown on this little Eldridge. I used Aurufil thread- it's a bit thinner (2 ply) and one long bobbin served for all the projects with no refills needed. The machine seemed to really like this expensive but lovely thread. I wonder if vintage machines like a thinner thread? I'm having the urge to take this machine to a quilt class I'm taking. I know a nice, normal quilter would take a 301 and try and blend in, but I for some reason I have the urge to be quirky! I have a week to talk myself out of it.![ATTACH=CONFIG]373102[/ATTACH]Laura
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Why would you want to talk yourself out of taking that little cutie? Take it and enjoy it!
Cathy
Originally Posted by nurseknitsLaura
(Post 5620030)
spent the day making three aprons and a night gown on this little Eldridge. I used Aurufil thread- it's a bit thinner (2 ply) and one long bobbin served for all the projects with no refills needed. The machine seemed to really like this expensive but lovely thread. I wonder if vintage machines like a thinner thread? I'm having the urge to take this machine to a quilt class I'm taking. I know a nice, normal quilter would take a 301 and try and blend in, but I for some reason I have the urge to be quirky! I have a week to talk myself out of it.!Laura
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