Vintage Sewing Machine Shop.....Come on in and sit a spell
Originally Posted by Happy Treadler
Hope it's OK I just jump in here. If you're planning on using the 15-91 for FMQ, a walking foot wouldn't work because you won't be able to move your quilt in different directions (only forward). A walking foot would work well for straight line quilting, as well as 'curvy' quilting, but you'd probably need an open-toed hopping foot for the freedom for FMQ. I believe the 15-91 is a low shank machine, so they should be readily available. :) Please someone correct me if I'm mistaken...
Nancy
Hi Happy Treadler,
Glad you found us here and are joining in with our chats. Your room and machines are awesome!
Welcome!
Glad you found us here and are joining in with our chats. Your room and machines are awesome!
Welcome!
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OMG can I come to your house to sew?????
Thanks for the warm welcome! I'm always happy to show off my new sewing room. I downloaded some pics on webshots, and they can be found here: http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/...78470011jjMxMP
These pictures are when we first moved in, but you are able to see the fixtures and get the 'feel' of the room anyway. I've put a few extra treadles in there since then, and will need to update my pictures very soon. Right now it looks like a fabric monster threw up all over the place in there. :shock: ha ha
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Originally Posted by Happy Treadler
Originally Posted by PunkQuilter
Welcome Happy Treadler! Congratulations on your new home. I and I am sure others here, would love to see pictures of your new sewing room and your favorite machines. You are in good company here.
These pictures are when we first moved in, but you are able to see the fixtures and get the 'feel' of the room anyway. I've put a few extra treadles in there since then, and will need to update my pictures very soon. Right now it looks like a fabric monster threw up all over the place in there. :shock: ha ha
Originally Posted by BoJangles
Originally Posted by Happy Treadler
Hope it's OK I just jump in here. If you're planning on using the 15-91 for FMQ, a walking foot wouldn't work because you won't be able to move your quilt in different directions (only forward). A walking foot would work well for straight line quilting, as well as 'curvy' quilting, but you'd probably need an open-toed hopping foot for the freedom for FMQ. I believe the 15-91 is a low shank machine, so they should be readily available. :) Please someone correct me if I'm mistaken...
Nancy
Originally Posted by BoJangles
Originally Posted by Donna Mare
Here is another one I am looking at. Whatcha think on this one? Paint looks decent. Alot of accesories in a cabinet.
Nancy
Originally Posted by QuiltnCowgirl
Originally Posted by BoJangles
Originally Posted by Happy Treadler
Hope it's OK I just jump in here. If you're planning on using the 15-91 for FMQ, a walking foot wouldn't work because you won't be able to move your quilt in different directions (only forward). A walking foot would work well for straight line quilting, as well as 'curvy' quilting, but you'd probably need an open-toed hopping foot for the freedom for FMQ. I believe the 15-91 is a low shank machine, so they should be readily available. :) Please someone correct me if I'm mistaken...
Nancy
Here is a site to order parts from and has articles on the Singer 15s.
http://shop.sew-classic.com/main.sc
Needles are 15x1.
Originally Posted by Donna Mare
Originally Posted by BoJangles
Originally Posted by Donna Mare
Here is another one I am looking at. Whatcha think on this one? Paint looks decent. Alot of accesories in a cabinet.
Nancy
Donna Mare - That is a very special find! I'm glad you were able to give it a new home.
Donna Mare, what a great machine! Congratulations!
Originally Posted by vintagemotif
Originally Posted by QuiltnCowgirl
Do I recall correctly that the 15's use the same bobbins as the Featherweight? If yes then I surmise the same low shank feet too? Hopefully yes because I have a Featherweight. Bobbins - check. Walking foot - check. Darning/hopping foot? Don't think so. Where are some of these easy to find feet? Oh - and needles - what ones does the 15-91 take?
Here is a site to order parts from and has articles on the Singer 15s.
http://shop.sew-classic.com/main.sc
Needles are 15x1.
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