Last week I shared pictures of the projects everyone brought. Today I will show you how I set up my sewing room and living room in anticipation of talking about my machines. I will share information about the machines in several posts, this is just an overview.
The first pictures are of my sewing room.
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| Singer 66 Redeye hand crank next to attachments and a puzzle box |
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| Singer 16 Industrial Treadle |
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| Singer 66 with Lotus decals |
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| Singer Featherweight |
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| Japanese 15 style "clones" |
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| My design wall on the right, and the quilt I'm working on draped over the TV |
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| Featherweight, Industrial head, modern Janome, Japanes 15 clone(dark green) |
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| Japanese 15 style "clones" My living room |
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| Singer Model 12 treadle |
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| New Home converted to a hand crank |
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| On the coffee table Singer 99 converted hand crank I forgot to take a picture of the Franklin treadle I had in front of the fireplace You can see a picture of it here: |
How many sewing machines do you have?
Missy
I would be very scared if I counted. 301s are my favorite and I have, um, some. I just missed a pink Brother on ebay that I thought was very cool.
ReplyDeleteWow, I think that I counted about 12 in your photos. I have a few, a new Janome,(I use this one exclusively.) an old White treadle, an old Singer treadle, and a child's Singer Sew Handy.
ReplyDeleteI have well over 60 machines. I really need to downsize, so that I can get to more of my machines, and use more of them. I only sew on a few of them. I still love your Featherweight table. Sew pretty!
ReplyDeleteLOL! I have three machines; my original Kenmore, my Janome, and a Bernina. But considering I live fulltime in an RV, three is pretty extraordinary! I wouldn't say museum...well, maybe a highly functioning museum?! Hahaha! They're beautiful machines! :)
ReplyDeleteLook at all those machines! I had only one over 30 years, and suddenly added two more vintage machines to my collection last year. I have no idea where I'd put any more!
ReplyDeleteOh what beauties, that first one with all it's decals, gorgeous! So glad I visited your blog and got some sewing machine eye candy:)
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