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    Old 10-17-2013, 06:37 AM
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    Originally Posted by Nell Dwyer
    She is beautiful in any condition-her name should be Matilda-she is old
    Thank you Nell, Matilda is now her name! Waltzing Matilda, originally from USA!!
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    Old 10-17-2013, 11:00 AM
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    Thanks for the good pics of the Red Eye in your first entry--I got snookered into buying a Red Eye not too long ago--priced not too badly, but was assured that it still sewed. Got home with it, and the whole needle holder/attachment thingy was GONE; when I looked at the machine all I saw was a needle and did not know that it needed one like I see in your pics. My son and I have tried several things as substitutes, and none of them work. I still can't get the machine to make a stitch. GRRRRRRHDRWMGSJA.
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    Old 10-17-2013, 12:57 PM
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    Originally Posted by oldtnquiltinglady
    Thanks for the good pics of the Red Eye in your first entry--I got snookered into buying a Red Eye not too long ago--priced not too badly, but was assured that it still sewed. Got home with it, and the whole needle holder/attachment thingy was GONE; when I looked at the machine all I saw was a needle and did not know that it needed one like I see in your pics. My son and I have tried several things as substitutes, and none of them work. I still can't get the machine to make a stitch. GRRRRRRHDRWMGSJA.
    come down to my shop some time and we will see what can be done with it.
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    Old 10-17-2013, 07:29 PM
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    Originally Posted by miriam
    Glenn was here and we messed around with his method:
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    I have some more polishing to do on it still - that is not done yet. No, it is not going to ever look original but it will be serviceable. The rust does come off. And it does make a stitch. What more can I ask?
    Miriam, what are you doing with the can of shellac? Are you rubbing it on?
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    Old 10-18-2013, 02:34 AM
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    Originally Posted by oldsewnsew
    Miriam, what are you doing with the can of shellac? Are you rubbing it on?
    Thanks
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    Jim you are going to have to read Glenn's wonderful tutorial or wait until we get a rewrite... LOL
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