Originally Posted by Candace
(Post 4615796)
Ack. A huge sewing machine graveyard. Yes, I'm sure there are treasures in there but it still makes me sad:<
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So, Quiltncowgirl went to see a 1956 Singer 15 in a straight leg cabinet for me this evening. The cabinet needs a little finish work, but overall is in good condition. The 15 looks super.... Anyway, we were both feeling guilty for separating her VS2 from it's beautiful mahogany cabinet, so it just seemed like the right thing to do to find another cab for my 66 to be in. It didn't fit in the 1891 cab too well, anyway, and my DH couldn't bring himself to carve on the hole any more. I'm glad he didn't! Here's some pics of the 15 and the straight leg cab. It's still in Fresno at Cowgirl's house, but we're going to meet up in the next few weeks to exchange.
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Originally Posted by Candace
(Post 4615796)
Ack. A huge sewing machine graveyard. Yes, I'm sure there are treasures in there but it still makes me sad:<
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Originally Posted by Candace
(Post 4615397)
Miriam, have you read the manual yet? LOL!
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sew classic has needles and bobbins for the 319
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welcome to the new board, I'm so lost
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Originally Posted by bloomin'Iris
(Post 4616210)
welcome to the new board, I'm so lost
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Originally Posted by jljack
(Post 4615984)
Two of my Singers have that same hole...not sure why, but it's OK. No worry!!
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At least they are indoors. I've seen machines piled outside of a building. They had been striped just for their irons, to make stone top tables.
Originally Posted by Candace
(Post 4615796)
Ack. A huge sewing machine graveyard. Yes, I'm sure there are treasures in there but it still makes me sad:<
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sgv...677004988.html |
Originally Posted by bloomin'Iris
(Post 4616210)
welcome to the new board, I'm so lost
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