Vintage Machines
#41
Originally Posted by jojosnana
I don't have a real vintage but I do have my first singer which is yellow with age but still zips along.......of course it didn't have the nice stitches so now she has a sister Singer.
#42
Originally Posted by GailG
Originally Posted by jojosnana
I don't have a real vintage but I do have my first singer which is yellow with age but still zips along.......of course it didn't have the nice stitches so now she has a sister Singer.
#43
Originally Posted by Surfergirl
Originally Posted by GailG
Originally Posted by jojosnana
I don't have a real vintage but I do have my first singer which is yellow with age but still zips along.......of course it didn't have the nice stitches so now she has a sister Singer.
:lol: Thanks for the research. That means I also have a vintage White machine. I love it, but it's sooooo heavy -- no plastic parts on that dude.
#44
I have one of these and it is a real workhorse. It will sew thru darn near anything. Heavy tho. once it is up, I leave it up. Too heavy to take to class. They are a nice machine. Lovely isn't it? Jan
#45
I have one of these and it is a real workhorse. It will sew thru darn near anything. Heavy tho. once it is up, I leave it up. Too heavy to take to class. They are a nice machine. Lovely isn't it? Jan
#47
Billy these are gorgeous. Maybe my New Home will be pretty one day. Thanks for your help. I was able to find a manual and I have been following your cleaning thread on here. To cold to sit outside and use turpentine. right now. So I used penetrating oil and have it just setting for the next few months I'm afraid. Maybe that will help losen some of the dirt and gunk. Happy Holidays Mary
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Originally Posted by lawsonmugs
Billy these are gorgeous. Maybe my New Home will be pretty one day. Thanks for your help. I was able to find a manual and I have been following your cleaning thread on here. To cold to sit outside and use turpentine. right now. So I used penetrating oil and have it just setting for the next few months I'm afraid. Maybe that will help losen some of the dirt and gunk. Happy Holidays Mary
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Originally Posted by lawsonmugs
oooops. I knew it was something stinky. almost all the finish is off my machine already.but I do want to do this all the right way. Thanks Mary p.s. is your table top a door?in the last picture?
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