Monica B wrote:


I recently found a great deal on an older (1960’s) sewing cabinet at a thrift store (solid wood in excellent shape with drawers!). It didn’t come with a machine, but appeared to be able to accept a most machines. So I got it and brought it home, hoping to take the machine I have in an older cabinet out. However, I found that the older machine (1950’s?) will not fit in my new cabinet. (It mounted differently and was too short.) I plan to sell my old machine and cabinet at a yard sale, and want to find out what kind of machine I need to look for to work with my new cabinet. Instead of having a place for a standard rectangular base, it has more like an “L”. The machines I have seen in the stores recently don’t match this. I love the cabinet and want to find the correct machine to fit it so I can use it for my hobby sewing. Any help you would give me on this would be great. Thanks!

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stevieray wrote:


I am just learning to use my sewing machine which is a standard Singer sewing machine. The stitches on top of the fabric are perfect, but the stitches on the underside are horrible, just a tangled mess. What adjustments to I need to make?

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Rick wrote:


You know, the foot pumping, people powered sewing machine base with a belt. What is a good use besides a tv stand or tabletop?

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poplar wrote:


I want to learn sewing and am looking for a starter sewing machine. Any suggestion?

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D G wrote:


I just bought a basic sewing machine and my neighbor is willing to show me how to use it. I have little, very little, experience with a sewing machine. She is not sure how much to charge me for about 4 hours of instruction and I don’t want to cheat her. What do you think would be an okay amount?

nicki wrote:


I am looking to get a sewing machine to put patches on my husbands jeans and to make clothes and blankets for my daughter. Which Sewing Machine should I get? I want one that will last a long time. Where should I get the Sewing Machine? I am looking on Amazon.com right now.

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Sandra wrote:


I have just purchased a Kenmore sewing machine and I am trying to get more accessories such as buttonhole foot etc. Looking on Kenmore website some feet are to be used with vertical sewing machines other with horizontal ones and I have no idea what is the difference between the two of them. And also, if my sewing machine is Kenmore do I have to buy feet for it only from Kenmore or any other cheaper brand would work, too? Thank you in advance for your help.

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Tavita wrote:


I have been sewing with the same machine for 20 years and it’s time for a new one. How do I sift through all the information and pick the best machine for my needs and budget. I’ve been told Janome is the best-does anyone have anything to share on this?

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ghostfacelovecraft wrote:


I want to learn how to sew and be able to use sewing patterns. II would like to know how long it usually takes before you can comfortably sew something in a short ammount of time without too much fuss.

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brandonandbobbie wrote:


i have an old singer sewing machine. its in good condition. Its the kind that has a foot pedal to operate it. the only thing thats wrong with it is they rope that is used to turn the wheel is broke. otherwise its in good conditon. any info would be great. thanks!
yes it is a treadle. Model 56. I found out it was made may 22 1929. Does anyone know who would be interested in buying it? how should i go about selling it?

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