Can Someone Tell Me What This Is??
01-05-2010, 06:59 AM
#31
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If you put the make & model number in your Google or search line, you will see that you can get a manual for your machine if you do not have one. You also may find instrucitions on one of the links regarding the buttonhole maker you have.
01-05-2010, 07:06 AM
#32
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Location: Arlington, TX
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It is a Singer slant needle button hold attachment.
Since it's pink, where the attachment bolts onto the sewing machine shank will be at a slant. If it was green it would be for a low shank. If you don't have a slant needle sewing machine, you will need an adapter to bolt it on. Remove the bolt in the presser foot shank, attached the button holder and tighten the bolt.
Since it's pink, where the attachment bolts onto the sewing machine shank will be at a slant. If it was green it would be for a low shank. If you don't have a slant needle sewing machine, you will need an adapter to bolt it on. Remove the bolt in the presser foot shank, attached the button holder and tighten the bolt.
01-05-2010, 07:13 AM
#33
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I have this buttonhole attachment. Remember when using it to place the plate over the feed dogs. I got it when I bought my 1943 English Singer with my high school graduation money. I still use it as it is easier to get exact buttonholes than with my new machine.
01-05-2010, 07:56 AM
#36
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That is a buttonhole maker. I had one similar to that with my first singer in 1960. It works really good, in fact, after I purchased my first Bernina, I would go back to my old worn out Singer to make my Buttonholes. ENJOY!!!! :mrgreen:
01-05-2010, 07:56 AM
#37
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That is a buttonhole maker. I had one similar to that with my first singer in 1960. It works really good, in fact, after I purchased my first Bernina, I would go back to my old worn out Singer to make my Buttonholes. ENJOY!!!! :mrgreen:
01-05-2010, 12:40 PM
#39
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Location: Texas
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I have two complete sets of these kits. One is really old and must have come with the machine I bought. The other one looks completely new and has never been used.This one looks like your picture. It comes in a green oval shaped container with the actual attachment, a manual, a throat plate, several templates for the different sized buttonholes, a screw driver. I am sending a picture of the first page.
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