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Miz Johnny 02-05-2011 05:28 PM


Originally Posted by kwendt

Originally Posted by QuiltnCowgirl
http://modesto.craigslist.org/atq/2196572459.html

I'm just curious about this machine & the price tag.
Any comments?

Minni ha ha???? for real?

I would buy one just for the name (I once bought a "Honeymoon" for no better reason), but the price is ridiculous.
My lists say possibly Standard, but rather looks like a National.

tomilu 02-05-2011 05:31 PM

] I love my cats, I love my cats, I'm not in Kansas anymore... I love my cats, I.... [/quote]

You mean to tell me that you don't miss this lovely Kansas weather?????? Sure you don't want to come back for this week's snowfall???
:roll:

Miz Johnny 02-05-2011 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Glenn

At the rate I am going it will not be long before I have a Frankenstien to sew on. :lol: Glenn

OK--can't resist. I may have posted this before (short term memory loss), but have to again. Here's my FranKenKranKer--a New Home with adapter for repro Singer-type HC and a new base (not yet stained).
Not shown is the latest adaptation--a spring that goes around the handwheel and to the bobbin winder, as this head started life as a treadle.

FranKenKranKer
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Glenn 02-05-2011 05:49 PM


Originally Posted by Miz Johnny

Originally Posted by Glenn

At the rate I am going it will not be long before I have a Frankenstien to sew on. :lol: Glenn

OK--can't resist. I may have posted this before (short term memory loss), but have to again. Here's my FranKenKranKer--a New Home with adapter for repro Singer-type HC and a new base (not yet stained).
Not shown is the latest adaptation--a spring that goes around the handwheel and to the bobbin winder, as this head started life as a treadle.

Miz Johnny your new home does look like my Davis. I think you have a nice frankenmachine. Don't we have so much fun using these machines? Glenn

Glenn 02-05-2011 05:52 PM

Miz Johnny who made the case for you? It lools like a nice job of woodworking there. I am making one for my soon to be HC.
glenn

Lostn51 02-05-2011 06:01 PM


Originally Posted by luv2learn
Thanx Billy, I just thought if I could get one, I wouldn't have to bug you with so many little questions. I know you will eventually run out of time for individual help. Thanx

I always have time for you guys!! So dont worry about it one bit.

Billy

Miz Johnny 02-05-2011 06:03 PM


Originally Posted by Glenn
Miz Johnny who made the case for you? It lools like a nice job of woodworking there. I am making one for my soon to be HC.
glenn

Someone that Cindy Peters (Stitches in Time) knows makes them. I've had one made for my 48K as well--can't wait to get it!!

Glenn 02-05-2011 06:07 PM

Thanks Miz Johnny I will check it out but I have a wood shop so will make my own or at lelast try to... Glenn

Kathie S. 02-05-2011 06:08 PM

Your New Home is a thing of beauty.

Lostn51 02-05-2011 06:08 PM


Originally Posted by Miz Johnny

Originally Posted by Glenn

At the rate I am going it will not be long before I have a Frankenstien to sew on. :lol: Glenn

OK--can't resist. I may have posted this before (short term memory loss), but have to again. Here's my FranKenKranKer--a New Home with adapter for repro Singer-type HC and a new base (not yet stained).
Not shown is the latest adaptation--a spring that goes around the handwheel and to the bobbin winder, as this head started life as a treadle.

I really like it Miz Johnny And the base looks really nice also.

Billy


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