fabric wrapped around sewing machine heads
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Thanks Kathy! I have be questioning this for a long time. It is great to hear the reason!!! I was thinking someone on the board would know but I didn't expect an answer so soon !!!! Thanks again :thumbup:
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I wondered too. I thought it was a pin cushion. Wonder why it seems so many folks did the same thing? I saw an old Singer tv commercial on you tube weeks ago. They did not show the pin cushion on the ad... oh well, some things we will never know.
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I bought an old machine and it had the cloth wrapped around the arm. There were actually old pins stuck in it! but I can't figure out why they would use this strip. It wouldn't hold the amount of pins I use. There were some needles stuck in it, too, so maybe it was just a neat way to hold their needles.
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There was a thread on this forum a few weeks ago that had a link to someone's blog where they showed how to make a pin cushion to attach to your machine. It's tied to the machine with ribbon so it's easy to remove. I immediately made one and I love it! I'll try to find the thread, but I think the subject line was something like "hey, this is really clever" or "look how cute this is", so I kind of doubt if I find it.
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Originally Posted by buslady
Seen a lot, prob is it took the paint off where pins scraped.
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