Can you help me identify these feet?
04-29-2011, 05:00 AM
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Originally Posted by bakermom
Could the one on the left be some type of seam guide?
04-29-2011, 05:53 AM
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Was the first machine an Elna with the cams? Wonderful machine, looks just like the items I had from Mom.
Originally Posted by janetter
I have owned a sewing machine of one type or another since my first "home-ec" class in the sixth grade. Now to the present.... I moved last summer and for the first time ever was delighted to have a crew come in and pack the entire house and deliver it to the current home,and I have been going thru boxes since!!!
In doing so came across this little accessory box, probably from that very first machine. Can anyone tell me if these feet are still any good and what in the world should i do with them? I now own a Janome MC9500 so there is no way i can use them.
In doing so came across this little accessory box, probably from that very first machine. Can anyone tell me if these feet are still any good and what in the world should i do with them? I now own a Janome MC9500 so there is no way i can use them.
04-29-2011, 05:53 AM
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Originally Posted by bakermom
Could the one on the left be some type of seam guide?
You are exactly right on that! Those look like signer attachments. I have them all for one of my older machines...NOT a feather weight, a machine dated from 1994 ish.
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04-29-2011, 06:25 AM
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Originally Posted by irishrose
You have a seam quide, a rolled hemmer, a darning foot and a thumbscrew. If you don't want them, let me know.
04-29-2011, 06:36 AM
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Left one is a seam guide...you screw it down to the bed of the machine.
Middle one is a rolled hem foot. you work the edge of the fabric into the slot in the foot, and it rolls the fabric while you hem it.
One on the right is a darning/quilting foot. The long part goes over the screw that holds the needle...as the needle goes up and down, so does the foot.
Middle one is a rolled hem foot. you work the edge of the fabric into the slot in the foot, and it rolls the fabric while you hem it.
One on the right is a darning/quilting foot. The long part goes over the screw that holds the needle...as the needle goes up and down, so does the foot.
Originally Posted by janetter
I have owned a sewing machine of one type or another since my first "home-ec" class in the sixth grade. Now to the present.... I moved last summer and for the first time ever was delighted to have a crew come in and pack the entire house and deliver it to the current home,and I have been going thru boxes since!!!
In doing so came across this little accessory box, probably from that very first machine. Can anyone tell me if these feet are still any good and what in the world should i do with them? I now own a Janome MC9500 so there is no way i can use them.
In doing so came across this little accessory box, probably from that very first machine. Can anyone tell me if these feet are still any good and what in the world should i do with them? I now own a Janome MC9500 so there is no way i can use them.
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