Candace

I've found getting decals on is the easiest part. It's the making sure they don't crack or bubble under the clear coat that can be problematic. I made my own decals. http://www.quiltingboard.com/vintage...e-t229598.html


Then I had a member here request a set, we agreed on price and I made her some and she never responded to my PM's and has since stopped posting here. Note to self. Get payment first before doing special orders.

Prim Quilts

I need to look for a set of decals for a Singer fiddle base. Off hand I can't remember what I thought it was (found it ready for trash pick up on the side of the road with a trash can....just the head...no cabinet). I think it had lived outside for a while. Maybe yard art.

DonnaC

Wow... just wow! That machine looks fabulous with the new decals. I didn't even know people made those. Gotta head off to eBay and check it out.

SteveH

I used denatured alcohol. The stuff we say to NEVER use on decals... this is why. It will remove them in seconds with a little elbow grease.

SteveH

I have asked him to consider doing the Singer 12 set... There are SO many blacked out ones out there...

ThayerRags

Does denatured alcohol take the decals off of a current production Chinese handcrank, or have you tried it?

CD in Oklahoma

mtpockets1

Thanks letting me know what to use. I so enjoy seeing your work and it does inspire!

Lisa

SteveH

sorry, been lucky enough to not have touched one yet... hehe

sdhaevrsi

That is beautiful! Thanks for sharing about it!

Jeanette Frantz

Steve,

Your machine looks great. You did a fantastic job on those decals! Sometimes, you just have to re-furbish/refinish stuff! Great Job!

Jeanette