Complete guide to the Singer Model 99 (1911-1963), "The Little Beast" 3/4-size portable workhorse. Learn about its production history, all model variations (99K, 99-13, 99-31), technical specs (15x1 needles, Class...
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IntroductionWhen it comes to the world of sewing, having a good understanding of how to identify and replace sewing machine parts is a valuable skill that can save you time,...
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The Importance of Choosing the Right Sewing Machine Needles When it comes to sewing, the right needle can make all the difference. Using the wrong needle can lead to skipped...
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Antique Sewing Machine Parts: A Collector's Guide to Restoring and Maintaining Vintage Machines Antique sewing machines hold a special place in the hearts of collectors and enthusiasts. Restoring and maintaining...
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Central Michigan Sewing Supplies Overview Are you a sewing machine enthusiast looking for the best sewing machine parts & accessories? Look no further! Central Michigan Sewing Supplies is your go-to destination...
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Reviving Your Vintage Treasure: The Importance of a New Motor for Your Singer Featherweight 221 The Singer Featherweight 221 is a cherished icon among sewing enthusiasts. This lightweight, yet robust...
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Giving Vintage Sewing Machines a Second Life: Why They Deserve Our Attention In a world obsessed with the newest and shiniest gadgets, it's easy to forget the value of vintage...
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Top Tips for Maintaining Your Bobbin Case As a proud owner of a sewing machine, you understand the importance of regular maintenance to keep your machine running smoothly. One crucial...
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The Zipper Foot: A Sewing Machine Essential Zipper feet are an indispensable tool for any sewist, particularly when it comes to installing zippers. These specialized feet are designed to create...
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Sewing Machine Presser Feet: A Comprehensive GuidePresser feet are essential components of sewing machines, acting as the bridge between your fabric and the needle. They guide the fabric smoothly, ensuring...
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