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Great vidéo.

Thank you for the clear demonstration.

Fantastic ! I took delivery of my 1898 28 K yesterday. Thanks very much for the video. I was wondering what that bullet shaped thing was for . Kind regards, Colin UK.

My handcrank Singer 128k seem to have an issue with winding the thread evenly on the bobbin pin. I am not sure if it has something to do with tension? Maybe the screw on the winding arm has to be adjusted?

this its a realy helpful ! thank you

This is a 128 not a 28K singer. You can tell bc the bobbin winder is up higher than the 28K

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What are you using as an ironing sheet? I use a lot of starch and it gunks up fast. Wonderful tutorial.

Great video! Yours is a Singer 28, in these earlier models Singer didn’t incorporate the upper tension discs opening up with the raising of the presser foot, that was actually in the Singer 128 later on, which is updated version of the same machine. On this 28 model you just have to press on the metal knob right under the tension discs to open them up. I absolutely love these cast iron antique Singer sewing machines. Many are close or even older than 100 years old now and with a little cleaning and oil still sew as good as they did back then. Just make sure to get your wiring inspected if any of you have the electric version. Not hard to do for someone with some electrical understanding and experience. Well done!

Clear, concise and very easy to follow. DeSIGN STUDENT IN sunny South Africa sending lots of love and gratitude! XXXXX

This was so helpful, thank you. I have just found my great grandmother's sewing machine and am trying to figure out how to work it. It's very stiff and I was wondering if you'd consider doing a tutorial on how you oil and maintain yours?

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Wonderful tutorial!! Thank you so much :)

Hello i just wanna say this was a fantastic tutorial and love your videos!

Just a little tip - to get the shuttle out of the machine it is best to push down on the point of the shuttle. That raises up the whole back end of the shuttle making it easy to get hold of. Lifting the shuttle out by the spring can damage them bit-by-bit. Also, pushing down on the point is easier. :-)

Yay! Now I can start on my 27k!

The best tutorial very informative and easy to understand

It's said Scotland not scatland

What an excellent simple to follow video, Just what I needed, please make more videos, others could learn from this one, thanks from Cornwall England.

Thank you so much! you have a lovely voice, it's quite calming and easy to understand. Please keep making videos i look forward to you next ones :)

Nice work, I especially like how tiny the rolled hem is.

Great tutorial. I'm looking at purchasing this exact model.

I have to do one of these for the Costume History class at the Faculty, so your video has been very helpful! Thank you very much! greetings from Argentina💕💕

Thanks for your Video! What Type of sewing machine Needles fit to this 128k (?) or to a 28k Singer?

When I make a pattern like this I make the markings on one side, cut out that side then fold the paper in half and use the cut side as a template for the uncut side. This way I ensure the outside line is perfectly symmetrical.

I really enjoyed watching this, thank you!

Thank you. I recently got a shuttle treadle machine. Despite teaching people for a few years to use their machines, it was being a bit intimidating.

Thank you. I understand beading now. Lovely.

Thank you

Pretty and useful :) Thank you!

Beautiful! Just found your channnel! Suscribed! Thank you for share your work, it is really interesting, I would think about making one reticule, after I finish some hand embroidered proyects :)

Oh you have to be kidding! I just made Christmas stockings. When I was all done, I stared at them in total disappointment, because they REALLY needed to be lined. Sometimes, I just over think it!!!! The reticule is really gorgeous!

This is very fascinating, but I'm finding your video hard to watch. It seems that right when I want to see how you're making a stitch, your hand goes in front of the camera so I can't see the detail. It's also too fast - I had to reset to half speed, but still missed a lot. Perhaps I'm not experienced enough to understand your method, and this is intended for more advanced sewists than I. It's very beautiful!

Please make more instructional videos! I really like the ones you have made so far.