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    Old 05-01-2011, 06:34 PM
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    Originally Posted by BoJangles
    I am a few pages behind, but I wanted to post a picture of my new 66-6 I got yesterday for $5 because he has no cabinet, no foot pedal, no knee controller. His cabinet was disintegrating so we left it behind! I thought, I'd get this machine just for a parts machine, but it is so pretty I hate to use it for parts!

    Also, here is a picture of the Mystery Quilt I just finished quilting! I had no idea what I was making, the only thing I chose were the colors! It is going to a daughter that has her whole house done in Americana! This was pieced with a FW in classes then sewn together with my Free treadle at home. I had to attach the binding with my pfaff 1222e because my Davis, Betty, is getting her cabinet re-finished right now!

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    Nancy, I love your quilt, thanks for showing that off to us. I love seeing the quilts made from using the vintage machines.
    And I like your new 66!
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    Old 05-01-2011, 06:42 PM
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    Also, here is a picture of the Mystery Quilt I just finished quilting! I had no idea what I was making, the only thing I chose were the colors! It is going to a daughter that has her whole house done in Americana! This was pieced with a FW in classes then sewn together with my Free treadle at home. I had to attach the binding with my pfaff 1222e because my Davis, Betty, is getting her cabinet re-finished right now!

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    Beautiful quilt and a very nice macine. Kathie
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    Old 05-01-2011, 06:44 PM
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    That is a gorgeous quilt Nancy!!!!

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    Old 05-01-2011, 08:02 PM
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    Billy, I also need bobbins & feet for my 127 so if you have some for sale let me know too. Thank you, as I wanted to wait until I refinished the cabinet.
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    Old 05-01-2011, 09:54 PM
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    Originally Posted by BoJangles
    I am a few pages behind, but I wanted to post a picture of my new 66-6 I got yesterday for $5 because he has no cabinet, no foot pedal, no knee controller. His cabinet was disintegrating so we left it behind! I thought, I'd get this machine just for a parts machine, but it is so pretty I hate to use it for parts!

    Nancy
    Nice machine, Nancy, and I like that quilt too!!!
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    Originally Posted by Blinky
    Hi!
    I just purchased this machine a few days ago! I am learning about it a little at a time. I learned that it could be a Sphynx?
    Serial number G0372039....which I believe would be a 1910? It needs a shuttle...which I don't know what kind, bobbins, throat plate, belt, etc. I want to be sure I get the right parts when I buy them. Is there a trick to that :roll: It also needs the post for the spool of thread....can you tell me what the model may be of this machine? I see numbers like 27 or 28 for some model numbers on the internet...but there are no model numbers on this machine. :cry:
    That is a very beautiful sphynx for sure. The decals are really great. The experts on here can tell you exactly what you need for it. You can look at the Singer Sewing Machine site and find the serial number range and it will show you what model you have and the month & year the serial number was issued. Hope that helps.
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    Well, I found out that the zipper/cording foot I bought online described as for my 301 doesn't work with it!! The needle hits the foot. What could be causing that?
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    Old 05-02-2011, 05:13 AM
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    Originally Posted by miriam
    Ok here we go again. This is my 'new' Elna - I'm hoping the picture comes up this time
    Love the new Elna -- what a clean looking machine!

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    Old 05-02-2011, 05:26 AM
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    Originally Posted by oldhag
    Wow! What a chatty bunch y'all are. I've been gone for a bit help out with my son who is very sick so I haven't been around much. That didn't stop me from adding to my collection. Actually my DH has been the one finding machines for me. I have added 2 from my wish list.Singer 500 and a 301. The 500 I purchased for $75.00 and the 301 for $50.00.
    Geeze, I think I need to come to Canada to get machines! Those are both great buys, both great machines! I love my Rocketeer and I don't have a 301 YET! And, look at all that you got with them -- again what great buys!

    Nancy

    PS Trish, I also love your green grasshopper -- it looks so nice -- like it is just waiting for someone to sew with her!

    Nancy
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    Old 05-02-2011, 05:46 AM
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    Originally Posted by Blinky
    Hi!
    I just purchased this machine a few days ago! I am learning about it a little at a time. I learned that it could be a Sphynx?
    Serial number G0372039....which I believe would be a 1910? It needs a shuttle...which I don't know what kind, bobbins, throat plate, belt, etc. I want to be sure I get the right parts when I buy them. Is there a trick to that :roll: It also needs the post for the spool of thread....can you tell me what the model may be of this machine? I see numbers like 27 or 28 for some model numbers on the internet...but there are no model numbers on this machine. :cry:
    Elizabeth that is a really nice Model 127 Sphinx decaled machine! I am using my Sphinx for piecing right now in my sewing room -- that machine will sew through a jean flat felt seam like butter! It won't skip a stitch! Very powerful machine. Just keep it well oiled and grease the foot pedal on the treadle occasionally!

    Irishrose AND Baysidegal, I can't bring myself to part out my new 66-6, I will just have to find a foot pedal to use with it! I wish it had reverse, not new enough, then I'd put it in a treadle to use! I have enough treadles without reverse now - I don't need another one!

    Mamajack3 did you get your problem with the FW not picking up the bobbin thread fixed? I'd start with changing the needle. Make sure the needle is inserted correctly (flat side to the left) and threaded correctly (right to left) too!

    Nancy
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