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While I never really notice much difference in the attachments on my vintage Singer sewing machines, there is a definite and obvious difference in those on my Singer 66. To find out what I'm talking about, watch the video below or on my YouTube channel.
Hello and thanks for joining me for Telecast Thursday! This week I'll be explaining why I added another Singer sewing machine to my stable of vintage machines. I know, I know, I'm not supposed to do this, but I did sell one of my other, larger machines, so I definitely had room to add this one. It's a portable hand crank model, so no, well minimal, floor space will be taken up by this machine.
Welcome to the first Telecast Thursday of May! I've found another interesting foot for my Janome Horizon Memory Craft 8900 QCP - the Free Motion Couching Foot Set or as I call it, the couching foot.
With this foot you can apply yarn to your fabric projects to create interesting textures and effects. It takes a bit of trial and error with this foot, but stick with it and you can create some spectacular designs.
You can watch the video below or on my Youtube channel.
Have you ever tried the couching foot? Leave a comment below on the results you achieved.
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Creatively,
Before we had sewing machines that could stitch out hundreds, maybe even thousands, of decorative stitches, you had to use an attachment to create anything other than a straight stitch. One of these attachments was the two thread embroidery attachment made for Singer sewing machines. While these are cool little machines, it's very hard to find them now. I was fortunate enough to find one mixed in with a lot of Singer attachments and snapped it up right away!
In previous videos I've shown you how to use the Janome Circular Sewing Attachment to create stitched circles on your projects, but you can use it for other applications too.
This Telecast Thursday I'll show you how to use this attachment to create perfect appliqué circles. It's easy and accurate. You'll need some fusible interfacing and fabric, large enough to create the desired size of you circle.
Learn how to make your own appliqué circles by watching the video below or on my Youtube channel.
What can you create with the Janome Circular Sewing Attachment? Share your ideas in the comments below.
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Creatively,
