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04-07-2013, 06:24 AM
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Thanks for the photos. I may be writing you a PM one day because I have to restore my grandparent's Singer treadle that my g-dad traded a rifle for in 1917. My daughter stored it improperly and it is rusted and in pitiful shape, plus the veneer has buckled on the top. I learned to sew on that machine and I want to restore it. Also the guide is broken on this one as well; no I take that back; it is missing; not broken.
04-08-2013, 06:01 PM
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Beautiful job, Joe. It must be something about your driveway, huh? I've never known a driveway to see so much sewing machine action before. ;-) You are right about the light. It does not look like it belongs there.
11-01-2015, 09:45 AM
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Originally Posted by QuiltMom2
Job well done! Best wishes to the cat.
Thanks.
Sadly we lost Millie at the beginning of this year. She lived a long life, nearly 20 years, and we'll not forget her.
Joe
11-01-2015, 12:43 PM
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Originally Posted by cindythequilter
It is beautiful. Was any the tiny beaded trim missing on yours? I have a cabinet to redo and some of the trim is missing. Is it still available anywhere?
It may be available elsewhere as well.
I'm not sure what size you need, hopefully it's close to the two they offer.
Joe, Sorry about Millie. It always hurts to lose a pet.
Rodney
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