What is it?
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It's an adjustable seam guide. A screw goes thru y-shaped slot & into one of the holes to the right of your needle. You can loosen the screw & turn it to the area that you need ( curved or straight)...& slide back/ forth for the size seam allowance you want.
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that is a neat looking one. I've got quite an assortment of seam guides, but have not seen one like that.
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If it’s got Simanco part number 25873 on it, it’s listed as a “Combination Guide” in the attachments for the Singer 31-15. It was probably an accessory sent out with other machines as well. It’s mounted on the bed of the machine with a thumbscrew and is for use with maintaining a constant seam allowance, even on curved stitch lines.
Here’s a photo of one mounted on “JR”, my Singer 31-15 Treadle. I was making pint-sized billfolds before Christmas. I have it pushed back away from the needle and snugged down out of use in the photo. CD in Oklahoma |
Hmm... I've not seen one of those before. I'll have to keep my eyes open for one. Will it fit other machines?... like my 15-91 or a 201??
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Dang it! something new to the "must have" list...grrrrr lol
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nice! thanks!
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JOe you are amazing!! I asked a question last week and you were on top of it before I had a chance to think about it. Now here you are with answers quick and fast. Have a blessed day.
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Originally Posted by path49
(Post 6539042)
It's an adjustable seam guide. A screw goes thru y-shaped slot & into one of the holes to the right of your needle. You can loosen the screw & turn it to the area that you need ( curved or straight)...& slide back/ forth for the size seam allowance you want.
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