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    Old 02-14-2012, 03:02 PM
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    Originally Posted by jljack
    Nope, didn't see it. Which city?
    I think I saw a 301 in Phoenix AZ in a table with a bench for $150 - looked good - it was a couple days ago though.
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    Old 02-14-2012, 03:07 PM
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    Originally Posted by vintagemotif
    I just zig zag two pieces of battings together for the second time. First time they didn't lay flat; so, I re-cut to straighten out sections that were causing the problems. Now, I'm getting ready to baste. I'm making a lap size quilt with three of the paper-piecing stars that I made following the 50 Fabulous Stars BOM post. I used my 201 in treadle for the PP. This quilt will just have three of the state stars, giving it a modern look. Here is a look at the Ohio star.
    I will be doing straight line quilting, using my Davis NVF for that.
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    Beautiful work, Nancy. I am so jealous...My Davis is still sitting on top of a box. I might have to go down in the garage and cut the board myself to make the top for the treadle base for it. My DH started back to school, so every time I start to ask him about it, he says "homework!". (sticking out tongue!!!) Phhhht!!! I was here first!!! LOL
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    Old 02-14-2012, 03:25 PM
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    I just did something I didn't think I could do. I fixed a Singer Merritt today. I picked it up for some parts - low and behold it needed a GOOD cleaning. There was a bobbin loose under it and it's thread got caught in the belt - locked up the machine something terrible. The lady took it to a repair shop and they told her it wasn't worth fixing. I got that all out, cleaned it up and away she sews. I like the nice wide zig zag that one has. WOW.
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    Old 02-14-2012, 03:36 PM
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    Does anyone know where I can get a bobbin winder for a 1910 singer 128?
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    Old 02-14-2012, 04:22 PM
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    i am new to the quilt board. i love it . i just bought a G4820363 treadle machine we are cleaning and oil her up. think it needs a thread hold or the thing the thread goes on. can someone help me find one.
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    Old 02-14-2012, 04:35 PM
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    Originally Posted by dmc56
    i am new to the quilt board. i love it . i just bought a G4820363 treadle machine we are cleaning and oil her up. think it needs a thread hold or the thing the thread goes on. can someone help me find one.
    Welcome aboard! According to your serial number, you have a Singer Model 115 allotted on July 25, 1916. Go to our Photo shop and look at post # 416. http://www.quiltingboard.com/vintage...130994-21.html That is Charlee's 115. Does your new machine looks like hers?

    Billy, Lostn51, who started this thread probably has your thread quide or thread pin which ever you are missing. Cathy on this board probably has the part too.

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    Old 02-14-2012, 04:37 PM
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    Originally Posted by jljack
    Nope, didn't see it. Which city?
    It was listed in Citrus Heights. I printed out the ad, or I'd of thought I was crazy! The ad lasted a few hours is all!

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    Old 02-14-2012, 04:41 PM
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    Originally Posted by vintagemotif
    Nancy,

    Glad to see that you played with your decorative stitches on your 401A. They are fun machines!
    I have to ask. Which machine to you prefer, the 401 or 501 Rocketeer?
    Monica, I never had a 501. I have a 503a, which I love, the Rocketeer! I had a 500a that I gave a friend for Christmas. Now I have the 401a too! I can't say yet which one I love. I have only played with the 401a, but I have used the 503a a ton to do the decorative stitches on my Patchabilities! I will let you know after I play with the 401a more, but I do love both those machines! They both sew beautifully!

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    Old 02-14-2012, 04:43 PM
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    Originally Posted by Crossstitcher
    Well friends of the shop, I just took a loaf of bread out of the bread machine and it smells so good. Come Join me for a cup of tea and hot bread and butter or homemade blackberry or peach jam. We can talk about our latest project. I am in the middle of sewing quilt rows together and need a brake.
    Trish it smells so good! I love homemade bread!

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    Old 02-14-2012, 04:47 PM
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    Originally Posted by vintagemotif
    I just zig zag two pieces of battings together for the second time. First time they didn't lay flat; so, I re-cut to straighten out sections that were causing the problems. Now, I'm getting ready to baste. I'm making a lap size quilt with three of the paper-piecing stars that I made following the 50 Fabulous Stars BOM post. I used my 201 in treadle for the PP. This quilt will just have three of the state stars, giving it a modern look. Here is a look at the Ohio star.
    I will be doing straight line quilting, using my Davis NVF for that.
    [ATTACH=CONFIG]311838[/ATTACH]
    Monica, it is beautiful! I love the red! My color!

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