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Originally Posted by kwendt
Originally Posted by Launie
I posted a topic on the main board, but it quickly got buried. I have a question to ask all you vintage pros. I have a 1935 Singer 15-91 that I want to use to do my FMQ. What foot have you found that you like the best for this?
Help me spend some $$!
Help me spend some $$!
Originally Posted by lee231
Found this in a drawer of one of my sewing machines. Anyone know what it is?
to lee231
The item you found in your machine drawer looks like a hook for making hooked rugs. I used to hook ruge years ago and had what was called an automatic hook. This looks like a regular hook. The wire piece can be moved up or down on the long needle for making differemt length stitches.
The item you found in your machine drawer looks like a hook for making hooked rugs. I used to hook ruge years ago and had what was called an automatic hook. This looks like a regular hook. The wire piece can be moved up or down on the long needle for making differemt length stitches.
to lee231
The item you found in your machine drawer looks like a hook for making hooked rugs. I used to hook ruge years ago and had what was called an automatic hook. This looks like a regular hook. The wire piece can be moved up or down on the long needle for making differemt length stitches.
The item you found in your machine drawer looks like a hook for making hooked rugs. I used to hook ruge years ago and had what was called an automatic hook. This looks like a regular hook. The wire piece can be moved up or down on the long needle for making differemt length stitches.
Originally Posted by Glenn
Sounds like we have the makings of a great party. Yes Chris we have unsweeten iced-tea my wife does not like the sugar in her tea either but I do..... I want to thank all for the nice things said about our porch, this is where live in the afternoon during the summer. It is always the fourth here at the Cleveland's
I'll also bring some rhubarb cake with me. Your porch is lovely.
Happy 4th of July to everyone. Enjoy the day and love the patriotism that everyone shows with their flying of the flag and home decorations.
Originally Posted by Weedwoman
I love that quilt shop in Seeley Lake, MT. In 2005 my friend and I set off from SE KS for Bozeman, MT for the Quilting in the Country outdoor quilt show. We had a blast just the two of us old broads. We were gone 11 days and we camped along the way and had a wonderful time. Our husbands were quite shocked when we actually pulled out of the driveway and waved. They didn't think we'd do it.
I'd do it again in a heartbeat.
I'd do it again in a heartbeat.
Nancy
Originally Posted by vintagemotif
Originally Posted by BoJangles
Originally Posted by vintagemotif
The cabinet is all assembled, treadle is oiled and runs smoothly, and machine is all cleaned up. I just need handles for the drawers and some pseudo bracket. For 122 years old, she makes a very pretty stitch!
Nancy
Nancy
Here is my flag quilt. I made it in 2007. I have searched all morning to find a picture of our bridleless drill team carrying the flag in a 4th of July parade here a couple years ago, but I CAN'T find the picture! I really wanted to post a picture of our parade on this 4th of July day!
Happy 4th everyone!
Nancy
Happy 4th everyone!
Nancy
Originally Posted by SewExtreme
Originally Posted by kwendt
Originally Posted by Launie
I have a 1935 Singer 15-91 that I want to use to do my FMQ. What foot have you found that you like the best for this?
Help me spend some $$!
Help me spend some $$!
Here's the metal one: http://www.shop.sew-classic.com/Low-...e-SCF4021L.htm
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