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Originally Posted by clem55
I saw that F&P show too, made me want to buy one of those circle makers.
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Maybe I just need to keep it and learn how to use it. Sounds like Fons and Porter can teach me how. Thanks gals!
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Janome has one of those. I bought one. It's really cool. I saw it demonstrated. It, as stated above, allows you to do a decorative stitch in the round.
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Oh wow, the stuff you learn on this board! Fabulous! I have a Kenmore & never knew anything about this. Neat!
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Haha...I looked at it and thought of my big wrench! (in the toolbox)
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I think it is vintage....look here and read the description:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Kenmore-Circular...-/120688763038 A bit more info: http://www.thetreadlersvillage.com/K...Decorator.html |
Very interesting. Don't you just love the old stuff?
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I'm just wondering where I have been that I haven't ever seen this thing before. Goes to show how some things have been around for awhile. this lady is 91 years old that gave it to me.
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I just got one of these yesterday, new in package, although looks like it has been lying around a good long time. Has anyone figured out how to use it?
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If you want to sew circles - tape a very fine thumbtack to the machine, stabilize fabric and rotate fabric around tack.
Fits any machine. Pfaff has one that has an eraser on the end to hold the fabric. |
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