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10-20-2011, 01:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Bennett
Originally Posted by Glenn
Bennett where in N. Tx are you from I was born in Decatur TX and graduated from HS there before attending North Texas
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Like the idea of the crochet spool pin pad.
Yes the world is getting smaller.
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10-20-2011, 02:08 PM
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Originally Posted by QuiltnCowgirl
Do they make reproduction Singer treadles? Only thing I can think of to explain why the seller says this machine is a 1973 model. http://fresno.craigslist.org/atq/2614080163.html
It's DEFINITELY not worth the $250 they want... I have heard the materials they are made with are not as durable as the originals, but I can't say for sure since I don't own one.
10-20-2011, 02:44 PM
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Glenn do you care to share the pattern for the crocheted spool pin? Kathie
10-20-2011, 02:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Kathie S.
Glenn do you care to share the pattern for the crocheted spool pin? Kathie
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10-20-2011, 02:53 PM
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Glenn do you care to share the pattern for the crocheted spool pin? Kathie
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10-20-2011, 03:10 PM
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Glen, you are a real live Jack of all trades! I just love seeing the great stuff you do.
10-20-2011, 03:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Glenn
Originally Posted by Kathie S.
Glenn do you care to share the pattern for the crocheted spool pin? Kathie
10-20-2011, 03:48 PM
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Thank you but I can't do everything but I try to my wife's dismay. Okay lets see if I can get the pattern right. Use steel crochet hook #7 and of course crochet thread.
Chain 10, slip stitch in last chain to make the circle.
Round 1-Chain three double crochet twice(first double crochet cluster) chain three, double crochet three times,chain three repeat five times. you will have have six double crohet clusters with chain three between each one.
Round 2-slip stitch to the middle double crochet, chain six,slip stich in the center of next cluster repeat aroung bind off.
If you have any question just ask.
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Chain 10, slip stitch in last chain to make the circle.
Round 1-Chain three double crochet twice(first double crochet cluster) chain three, double crochet three times,chain three repeat five times. you will have have six double crohet clusters with chain three between each one.
Round 2-slip stitch to the middle double crochet, chain six,slip stich in the center of next cluster repeat aroung bind off.
If you have any question just ask.
Glenn
10-20-2011, 03:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Glenn
Hi Nancy,
I find them like just like anyone else. Off of CL and antique shops. Here in Alabama the antique stores say they can't sell them so we get them for very good prices usually $100 or less. But we have to go looking often at these stores. And of course leads from friends who know we like old sewing machines. I am getting picky so only look for ones in good shape now or one that says take me home.
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I find them like just like anyone else. Off of CL and antique shops. Here in Alabama the antique stores say they can't sell them so we get them for very good prices usually $100 or less. But we have to go looking often at these stores. And of course leads from friends who know we like old sewing machines. I am getting picky so only look for ones in good shape now or one that says take me home.
Glenn
Nancy
PS Charlee, I would have offered $150, but I really don't 'need' another treadle. I just figured for the right price I'd get it!
10-20-2011, 04:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Glenn
Hi Nancy,
I find them like just like anyone else. Off of CL and antique shops. Here in Alabama the antique stores say they can't sell them so we get them for very good prices usually $100 or less. But we have to go looking often at these stores. And of course leads from friends who know we like old sewing machines. I am getting picky so only look for ones in good shape now or one that says take me home.
Glenn
I find them like just like anyone else. Off of CL and antique shops. Here in Alabama the antique stores say they can't sell them so we get them for very good prices usually $100 or less. But we have to go looking often at these stores. And of course leads from friends who know we like old sewing machines. I am getting picky so only look for ones in good shape now or one that says take me home.
Glenn
Nancy
PS Charlee, I would have offered $150, but I really don't 'need' another treadle. I just figured for the right price I'd get it!
Glenn
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