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Originally Posted by Ellen
http://blog.sew-classic.com/2009/03/...ne-review.aspx
Scroll down, mine looks like the one on the left. Can click on picture to enlarge it. Now I need to find out what machine lubricant is....NOT oil, and where to find it. |
Originally Posted by Ellen
http://blog.sew-classic.com/2009/03/...ne-review.aspx
Scroll down, mine looks like the one on the left. Can click on picture to enlarge it. Now I need to find out what machine lubricant is....NOT oil, and where to find it. Singer lubricant comes in a small red and white squeeze tube. They used to have them at Hancock's where I live, but I had to find mine at the local sewing machine shop last time I bought it. |
Originally Posted by Ellen
that's ever so close but my light cover and the left end is the off white along with the top and wheel. I have a big sister for my FW...woo hoo. Now I have to think of a name.
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Oh my gosh, there's a red and white tube in the accessory box....never thought to look to see what it was. Yabbadabbadoooooo !!!!!
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Cool--the 301 is on my wish list! All I found today was a Touch and Sew. Funny, I have spent two straight days running from estate sales, yard sales, church sales, junk stores, etc looking for a Touch and Sew and all I found were 30l's. I am determined that the next machine I purchase will the like the first one my husband gave me after we got married. doglover |
Nikki, I'll try to get a bigger/better picture of my avatar posted tomorrow. It's called Arkansas Crossroads...they usually use white roads but this fabric called for black. I used a jelly roll for the squares. The inner border is a lt. gold just over 1/8" flat piping....Just screams white and wider doesn't it? A very happy accident.
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wow....lucky you! I can't find one but do know of some not far from me & he charges quite a bit but then again his are all taken apart, re-oiled, cleaned before he sells them but still....~~~~sigh~~~
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Gosh, nwm, I wouldn't even begin looking there...there are plenty of machines out there. I'm in a very small town west of Tampa and managed to find both a FW (yrs ago) and the 301 right in my own neighborhood. Keep looking and good luck.
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That's a great find!! Now all you need is a Mocha and a black 301 to complete your set :mrgreen: of colors but then you will also have to find the shortbeds and longbeds of each color! I have 7 of them.....not sure how I got them all but I think the tooth fairy may be leaving them during the night!
301's are pretty easy to work on. Dave McCallum's book, "The Featherweight 221 and I" helps me because the FW and the 301 are almost the same (when it comes to working on them). There is a Yahoo group, also, for Singer slant machine owners. There is lots of info in their files for all of the various models of slants. |
Originally Posted by AlwaysQuilting
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It sounds as though its the same as mine (my avatar). You'll love it. Lucky you!
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