Sew Old - Sew New

Sunday, February 20, 2011

History in Action, the 1859 Wheeler and Wilson #3

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I would like to introduce you to an special piece of history, the Wheeler Wilson #3 sewing machine.  Now those that know me understand I do...
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Tuesday, February 8, 2011

The Butter Churn

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Home Made Butter This is completely off topic, unless using a vintage kitchen tool counts.  The tool in question is a Dandy Jar Churn.  ...
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Wednesday, January 26, 2011

The Year It Was Made

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1889 It is hard to imagine the age of some sewing machines and the clothing styles they made when new.  This is especially true of the v...
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Thursday, January 20, 2011

Singer Gauge Presser Foot

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Gauge Presser Foot making a felled seam. For those who like to make things, whatever it is, there is a good feeling that comes from findi...
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Quiltmaking by an Ignorant Quilter

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I just had to have this fabric.  There are a few babies soon to be entering the family circle so I actually have a reason, unlike the usual...
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Monday, January 3, 2011

Using A Handcrank Sewing Machine

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Singer 66 Handcrank One of my favorite sewing machines is also an unusual one.  It is operated by turning a handle.  They were man...
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Saturday, November 13, 2010

What is this Odd Little Thing? A Zig Zagger

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If you have a strait stitch only sewing machine but wish it would do a zigzag stitch, you're not alone.  I feel the same.  There is some...
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I spend a lot of time with sewing machines. Now it is mostly the old timers but in my work experience there have been many very modern industrials of various types. Love them all. Today I use them to make corsets, clothing, costumes, repair all sorts of things. My home is on the coast of Central California.
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