my mom, nina, doesn't have a blog but her flickr site, fun old new, is loaded with her thrifty goodies and the collections she's accumulated in time.... well, she has a few sewing items to swap if anyone is interested.... if so, email me right away! nina is willing to swap most anything like vintage, fabric, paper, crafting supplies, etc. etc. etc. just a note, some of the items don't have model number info... but we will give you as much info as we know ourselves :)
here are pix of them all! they are in good condition and of course, retro!
a singer buttonholer (right?!) in a green plastic case (pic of outside and inside)
a pink one is also available... looks just like the above... (you can see it also on the very first picture)
the first box is singer accessories for model 648(zig zag parts) ...
the second box is singer accessories for model 64(deluxe straight stitch parts) ...
the first is a tin case... a ruffler for the brother sewing machine...
the second is a box... buttonhole attachment for the kenmore machine
this is a tin case of rotary pieces... i am not sure what this means but as you can see the inside parts are in good condition.... nor do i know what brand it is...
another singer button holer for slant needle zig zap sewing machines...
looks nearly new, eh?!
this is a box of special discs... for deluxe zig zag singer machines... and for special zig zag machines...
it has all the discs too!
more accessories for the singer deluxe straight stitch sewing machine model 639...
this is a precision built button holer attachment... it comes in a tin case... i don't know the model number! and i don't want to sound dumb, but i think the precision built is the brand but i never heard of that sort of sewing machine...
lastly, this is a singer sewing machine attatchments box... for class 604 machines... i forgot to take an inside picture... but request, if interested...
so are you up for swapping???
I really like that Singer buttonholer....my dad would be surprised to see that....he is a tailor and designs and makes custom suits. I like your blog and your son is so adorable...I can't wait to have kids of my own!
Posted by: DesignGaL | April 26, 2006 at 04:48 PM
I have a vintage Singer sewing machine too. Bought some attachments off Ebay some time back. Worth quite a bit now. It's a pity I don't sew that much these days.
Posted by: Christine Lim Simpson | May 10, 2006 at 04:21 AM