Now to see what the finished product looks like.

You win the prize. I do not think I have seen an attachment like that one before. Not even here on this board!

thank you I have had a lot of fun this attachment...going to have to find more vintage attachment.
My machine needs to be way smarter than I am....And "little girl wouldn't have to go to far,her owner not
to smart.

I don't know where all my pictures went. I never delete them. I had a bunch of my sewing machine...Does anyone
know where they went to. Has this happen to anyone?

The R-W77 is very lightweight - plastic with metal components. There's a very durable attachment called " Tracing Embroiderer" and also know as "SD-05". It is also a pantograph style attachment (but big and heavy). I don't know if it would fit all sewing machines. I recently bought the SD-06(Elna Sewpy - another version) but it arrived broken. It looked like it was for a specific machine though. Maybe the SD-05 is worth investigating if you are looking for something more substantial or with a larger embroidery area. However, this little attachment is easy to store and easy to move while it is on the machine. It gives an embroidery area of about 8cm across (3 inches). Takes a single layer of cotton in the hoop (about 18cm across is the sample I used yesterday).I'll attach photos of their boxes to give an idea of size comparison between the 2 different attachments.[ATTACH=CONFIG]585237[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]585238[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]585239[/ATTACH]

Me too! Thanks for the picture. Looks like it might be fun to play with.

I have the opportunity to buy this R-W77 attachment. How much is it worth?

As with anything else, it's worth whatever you're willing to pay for it. attachments and fiddly bits have been rising as much as machines have.

Cari