My sewing corner |
My Singer 16 U288 1891 Industrial treadle, with Muffin |
To the left is my handcrank where I do all of my small piecing. It is in a green cabinet I bought at a thrift store.
Singer Red Eye 66, back clamping, converted to a hand crank, 1918 |
Singer 66, back clamping, 1915 |
Over here I have my electric Elnita that needs to be tested out. On top is my portable hand crank that you have seen before, my Singer 99 that is a 3/4 size of the 66's above. It was originally electric, but was missing the knee bar. Beside it is an old changing table that the top is used for a cat bed and the lower shelves hold my ongoing projects.
This is my closet area and my Singer 12 that needs a lot of cleaning still. She is from 1872.I still need a needle plate and needles for her.
Here is the top of my closet.
That is my sewing room, yes, all but two of the machines are used! The Elnita and 12 are not used yet.Muffin is hosting my Feline Friday post and will have more to show you!
How many sewing machines do you use?
Missy
18 comments:
I love your sewing corner. The machines are wonderful. Mine are on my blog under the sewing machines tab at the top.
Your room looks so cheerful. You've done an awesome job at organizing everything. I have trouble keeping my sewing room clean when using it...
You've got a lot of beautiful vintage sewing machines. Awesome sewing space :-)
Thanks for the tour. I am trying hard to get a treadle cabinet back together that I refinished so I can put a 237 in it to zigzag. Everything looks real inviting to sew. How is the teaching going?
Missy, I am jealous of your nice room. I'm still waiting for DH to get my daughter's old bed out of mine so I can get organized. I now have four machines that I use regularly, my Household and Singer 66-1 treadles, my Anker hand crank and my electric machine (newish Kenmore). But they are pretty much stacked on top of one another. The Singer 66-1 is in my bedroom! I have cat helpers, too, but they are afraid of the treadle, for some reason. Thanks for sharing your setup with us, it looks like a nice place to be! --Sue Kelly
Your sewing room is so bright and cheerful. Looks like a super fun place to create in. And, you are so organized. Love it.
SewCalGal
www.sewcalgal.blogspot.com
OHHH MISSY...your sewing room is gorgeous! I am inspired to redo my spare room...am going to use your pictures as a format to make better use of my space!!!
Your machines are gorgeous!! When did you get the last little one..with the coffin top?? LOVE IT...and I soooo love your industrial ...I want one !
LOVE YOUR KITTY BABIES...they are sooo involved in your creative endeavors :) They are precious!!!
Dolores
Oregon
Such a happy and CLEAN room, wonder how long it'll stay like that!?
Your room is so nice. I have 5 machines currently set up to use in an instant and 4 others which only take a few minutes.
Your place is really looking good! I love the sewing room! Seeing yours tells me I need to get busy and get mine in shape.
One machine for me, though I would love to have one set up for sewing and one for quilting. Your room is wonderful!
You have a LOT of machines! What fun -- your sewing room is bright and lovely--looking forward to Friday's post! :)
I have many machines. I try to give them all a turn. I don't have an industrial yet. Hopefully someday one will follow me home. Love your sewing room. I love seeing how you set up. I'd like to have a real room someday.
I just love your sewing your. Your sewing machines are just amazing.
Hugs
donna
SO cozy with lots of fun storage ideas...like the changing table. Isn't it fun...it's like being a kid all over again...having a play room of our own.
Look at how pretty and cheerful your space is! Thanks for sharing your pictures:)
Your sewing room is utterly charming Missy! You know... most Singer 16 U288 1891 Industrial treadles don't come with the Muffin attachment. You were really lucky to find on with that. :)
I love the cats in the dress form. too cute! your sewing space is so happy!!
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