Saturday, July 24, 2010

Just finished this great book by Jennifer Chiaverini!

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Well... this is the first of Jennifer Chiaverini's quilt novels I have read. I am hooked for sure! I almost read the whole book in two r...
Thursday, July 22, 2010

Vintage Sewing Machine Manuals

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I have quite a few old vintage sewing machine manuals on pdf files, mostly Singer. If you need a particular one let me know, I can share! :-...
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Tuesday, July 13, 2010

determination...

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Our little gal is really determined when it comes to finishing an item and creating new things to sew. She and her machine "Mable"...
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Wednesday, July 7, 2010

THREADING A SINGER 15 OR 15 CLONE

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For my friend Billy... the picture below is how it should thread when the machine is sitting in the sewing position in front of you. Thi...
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Tuesday, July 6, 2010

What to make.... what to make... that is the question..!

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Jami has her wheels turning this summer and thinking of all kinds of neat things to make. She has her little 99 "pit bull" tuned u...
Friday, July 2, 2010

My Niece's Quilts

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My niece Mary is quite a quilter! She has a real talent when it comes to quilting. She lives in Birmingham, Alabama.  She teaches gifted chi...
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Summer Is Really In The Swing Now!

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Getting hotter here in Corn Country!  Lucky my sewing room is in my nice cool basement, almost too cool when the ac is on.  Hoping to sew so...
Wednesday, June 30, 2010

A Singer 99 is a Singer 66 in a 3/4 size...

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Our youngest Grandaughter was a micro preemie. She is still just a little wisp of a girl but big when it comes to the creative processes. Sh...

Threading a Singer 66

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The most common Singer I run across is the 66, from treadle to case to cabinet.  I think when they were new they were cheaper than the 15...
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My Singer 15-91

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I bought this machine off of eBay from another seller I know in a town close to where we live. When I bought it I did not know it was a 15-...

The First Post

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Well I suppose I should be the first to post but you all don't be shy, I would love to hear about your machines and your projects and so...