Showing posts with label working sewing machines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label working sewing machines. Show all posts

Monday, January 27, 2020

Sewing Machine Army


This is an antique Singer hand crank I am retro fitting for leather work. It is quite good at sewing leather. 



This is a Kenmore I put a new belt on for a friend who sews jeans for her farm family. I have repaired this machine 2 other times in the 10 years I have lived here in the Ozarks. It is a good little machine. This is my studio and farm mud room/ foster kitten HQ. And yes, that is a real wood stove. It is how we heat our home in the cold months. We chop, split and burn from our own woods.

And then I had to get a made in China cobbler leather. It needs to be put together, is a greasy mess at the moment and needs to be filed and cleaned. It is rough and not ready. Tiny bobbins, roughly made and needs a lot of work. But thanks to youtube I have teachers for free in this realm.
But I have a quilt to work on so this will stay in a pile until I have time.
I use a lot of machine and I repair a lot of sewing machines. It is part of restoration and the tools you need to get the job done.