It has twin needles, and a piercer in between the needles that makes a small hole. The sample that was in the drawer was neat looking, but I have yet to figure out what to sew with it. The manuel says this machine was made to produce "imitation drawn work" & ornamental stitching on shirt waists, neckties and underware.
DH picked this up from CL for $15. It looks scary to me too. |
Originally Posted by BoJangles
I love your Two Spool machine! I would not of even known they existed if it weren't for this site. I see your 201, but what is the other treadle? Do you use any electric machines? I know you have a FW. Nancy |
Originally Posted by KatFish
It has twin needles, and a piercer in between the needles that makes a small hole. The sample that was in the drawer was neat looking, but I have yet to figure out what to sew with it. The manuel says this machine was made to produce "imitation drawn work" & ornamental stitching on shirt waists, neckties and underware.
DH picked this up from CL for $15. It looks scary to me too. |
vintagemotif,
I love my 201 and 15-90! I have a New Home and a White VS, can't get used to the noise they make, the 201 has me spoiled with how quietly it sews. The newest love is a Singer 237, her cabinet lives in the living room. |
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I have been following this thread from page 1 and enjoy seeing all the machines and reading the talk. So I am now going to try and post pictures of my machines.
My black featherweight, 2 years old [ATTACH=CONFIG]123465[/ATTACH] My newest white/green [ATTACH=CONFIG]123466[/ATTACH] My granddaughter using the black FW [ATTACH=CONFIG]123467[/ATTACH] |
Originally Posted by gramquilter2
I have been following this thread from page 1 and enjoy seeing all the machines and reading the talk. So I am now going to try and post pictures of my machines.
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Originally Posted by vintagemotif
Yes, the machine on the left is a 201 in a treadle and the one on the right is the 15-90 in a treadle. I do not own any electric machines. My daughter owns a Janome T-30 that I use to finish off my bindings with a cute decorative stitch ( I dislike hand sewing). And, no I do not own a FW. I can't seeing paying that much money for one; plus, I don't need a machine to take to classes since I don't attend any classes. But if I did attend classes, the machine would be the 301 because of the larger harp space. I just love the comfort and control of the treadle over an electric while piecing and quilting. Nancy |
I have a Featherweight and just won the bid for a sister for her on ebay. HAPPY DANCE!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by gramquilter2
I have been following this thread from page 1 and enjoy seeing all the machines and reading the talk. So I am now going to try and post pictures of my machines.
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Originally Posted by gramquilter2
I have been following this thread from page 1 and enjoy seeing all the machines and reading the talk. So I am now going to try and post pictures of my machines.
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