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Charlee - thanks so much - those I have and will certainly try one right away.
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Everywhere. JoAnns, Hancock, Walmart, your local sewing machine shop, the internet in about 9 gazillion sites.
The 15x1 needle is the most available needle out there now. Almost every home type sewing machine uses and has used them for 100 years.
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The 15x1 needle is the most available needle out there now. Almost every home type sewing machine uses and has used them for 100 years.
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Mariam, I am sure glad your legs work and look good. Be awful tobe out somewhere and fall down and show ugly legs.
Charlee, you are a cheeky little devil aren't you!
Glenn I agree with everyone else your drawers do look good.
Charlee, you are a cheeky little devil aren't you!
Glenn I agree with everyone else your drawers do look good.
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Thanks Nancy! Paper piecing is easy. You will have no trouble, just look for a tutorial on the net for a quick lesson; that's really all you will need. I was following (lurking) the BOM 50 Fabulous Stars when I decided to give it a try. Instead of buying the book, I borrowed it from the library since I was apprehensive on doing PP. After flipping through the pages seeing all the intricate stars, I felt daunted and thought no way am I going to get this project done. So, I just picked some stars to try. Now I'm going to finish the remaining stars, but I'm way behind the group on the BOM thread. I used the Singer 201 for the PP.
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Thanks Nancy! Paper piecing is easy. You will have no trouble, just look for a tutorial on the net for a quick lesson; that's really all you will need. I was following (lurking) the BOM 50 Fabulous Stars when I decided to give it a try. Instead of buying the book, I borrowed it from the library since I was apprehensive on doing PP. After flipping through the pages seeing all the intricate stars, I felt daunted and thought no way am I going to get this project done. So, I just picked some stars to try. Now I'm going to finish the remaining stars, but I'm way behind the group on the BOM thread. I used the Singer 201 for the PP.
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When you go to sew-classic to order your FW bobbins, order some 66's too for your Singer 99. Walmart and Joann's don't work in the 99. I didn't have trouble winding the bobbins from Walmart on my 99, but they wouldn't work in the machine.
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Just curious about what is considered a vintage sewing machine. I have my old reliable Singer that's at least 30 years old. I love this machine. I considered buying a new 'electronic' computerized machine, but I'm so accustomed to my heavy, solid, all metal machine, that I'm not sure I could adapt. (Either that, or I'm afraid I'll fall in love with the new one and neglect 'old faithful'!). I don't want to part with her, she's been a good friend to me all these years.
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Just curious about what is considered a vintage sewing machine. I have my old reliable Singer that's at least 30 years old. I love this machine. I considered buying a new 'electronic' computerized machine, but I'm so accustomed to my heavy, solid, all metal machine, that I'm not sure I could adapt. (Either that, or I'm afraid I'll fall in love with the new one and neglect 'old faithful'!). I don't want to part with her, she's been a good friend to me all these years.
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