Look what I finally got
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I love your quarter inch marker.... I assume that is what it is.... lovely idea.
The 201 is a wonderful machine. I have the hand crank version, 201-4, I treadle it(remove hand crank, place in treadle cabinet). It is so quiet, as long as I remember to oil everything.
The grandkids were piecing quilt blocks when this picture was taken, they liked the hand crank.
Sharon in Texas
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Sharon in Texas
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Has anyone added a cutter somehow on your machine. My instruction book says there is one, but my machine doesn't have it. Maybe it broke off. If anyone has an idea, I would appreciate it.
Thanks
Thanks
#13
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Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Homosassa, FL
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I have Helen, a 201-3 brought new by my grand mother (Helen Knight Swallow) when I was 5 in 1951. I had to loan her $5.00 to give the guy who delivered it. Have had a number of chances to sell it and didn't. I have a bobbin winder I use for all bobbins including this machine. You will love your machine and they sew great.
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