I can’t believe I didn’t blog about this beauty either. If I did, I can’t find it in my blog archive.
She is sweet, and quiet, and a straight stitcher only. Sew cute.
She will be joining us when we head North this week.
Saturday, July 6, 2013
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I've never heard of that brand sewing machine...is that from the tv company?
ReplyDeleteKristie
Those are some cute machines. I oiled one of the machines today. Still trying to un-stick the stitch knob. I'm going to put it in the garage for a few weeks. Maybe the heat out there will help free up the knob.
ReplyDeleteI like all sewing machines. However, the straight-stitch machines of the 50s and 60s are my favorite. I have a Bel Air Imperial that is a twin to your Kenmore 27. I think they are fabulous.
ReplyDeleteI like all sewing machines. However, the straight-stitch machines of the 50s and 60s are my favorite. I have a Bel Air Imperial that is a twin to your Kenmore 27. I think they are wonderful machines.
ReplyDeleteThis is a new brand to me as well - but someone is going to love her! blessings, marlene
ReplyDeleteThat is a beauty. I love those class 15 Japanese made machines from that era. Just lovely. Strong, quiet and so pleasing to use. Can't get a machine like that brand new these days. No wonder no one sews. Who would want to use those plastic things?
ReplyDeleteHave a great time heading North. They will love getting these machines. You have a wonderful heart.
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