Sew Old - Sew New

Monday, June 27, 2011

Knitting Pretty in 1935 and 2011

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I chose the lower left sweater 2011 version made with soft cotton There are so many things in this world that seem to be so old an...
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Thursday, June 16, 2011

Washing a Big Cut of Fabic

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My gosh, I got this helpful hint recently and had to share it.  Forgive me I do not know the name of the person who wrote this but they are...
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Monday, June 13, 2011

Embroidery with a Willcox & Gibbs

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Just a quick post about the Willcox and Gibbs I wrote about here: Willcox and Gibbs Chainstitch Sewing Machine I mentioned before that...
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Sunday, June 12, 2011

The Singer Blind Stitch Attachment

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This little thing has been an attachment I have avoided using for a long time.  It came in a case with a sewing machine so it was a stow a...
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The Greist Decorative Zigzagger

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Greist Zigzagger Here I go with yet another zigzagger attachment.  This one goes up against my little Chadwicke's that I reviewed e...
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Friday, May 6, 2011

Still Popular After All These Years, the Singer 221 Featherwieght.

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Singer 221 1946 The Singer 221 "Featherweight" is easily the most popular vintage sewing machine, by far.  It has numerous fan...
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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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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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