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Wish I could click “like” at least a thousand times 😍 Thank you so very much for this video. I am absolutely delighted to have found a 1911 model singer in excellent condition, in good working order. But could not figure out the method to thread the bobbins nor put the bobbin back into the machine. Thanks to your video. I am confident I will soon be enjoying this beautiful sewing machine 😊

Ok i dont get it at all. When i do it its all just closed. Do i turn it around each time like up and fhen down fhe way? The tuck is being marked on top of tucks too so its confusing you dont show how you fold it when it has tucke marked over your other tucks. Its so confusing. Please explain

Mine doesn't seem to be doing it. 🤔

Thank you very much for this video ! I own a 27k built in1904 and I recently bought some parts for old Singer. In this set of pieces there was this Tuck marker in 2 separate pieces but I recognized the 2 parts after watching this video. I get the 2 pieces joined and I tried it this morning. It works ! even if the result is not very good. I need to practice ! 🤣🤣 I love tucks on shirts and blouses. I wanted to sew one shirt with tucks and I thought I would need to create the tucks by hand 🥵🥶 and honestly I have postponed this project because of this difficulty . but now I have the tool to do it ! I love thes old and beautiful machines + all their tools. 🥰 Have a nice day!

great

Thank you for this! I love the name The Sorting Office!

Best one of these how to wind shows

This was terrific. Thank you! Nice, slow and clear, especially on the shuttle bit. The best I've seen yet.

Thank you so much for your wonderful tutorial! Thanks to you have learned how to use my great grandmother's 1909 Singer sewing machine.

Such a clear instructional vid, thank you! I’ll try mine out now after seeing your video.

Thank you so much 😊

Thank you so much for sharing this!! I have a 1902 hand turned singer machine. Sadly it's missing a presser foot, and I'm not even sure what kind of needle to use. Any tips??

Me acaban de regalar 😊 en mejor mano no pudo caer amor a primera vista pero todo es nuevo para mi con esta máquina tengo que aprender muchas cisas de ella

Tuve que buscar asesoría en internet, tiempos sin ver una máquina como esa

I am Argentine I not speak English. This very important your expose with video. Muchas gracias. Estaria muy bueno con traduccion. Im sorry

This was so helpful! Thank you!

Thank you 🥰 I have 15 treadle sewing machines, some in a cabinet and some in a wooden case. But I have never seen the bullet shuttle 🤦 Now I'm going to go and look at all of them just in case I have one 😱 Thanks again for the video 🥰

Wonderful - I have all the parts but they are not connected so I didn't realize they belonged together. Now I can use this tool. thank you for taking the time to make this video.

Thank you! This was very helpful. 😊

Thanks 👏👏👏

Thank you for the video on how to use the ruffler. I have never used any of the rufflers that I have, but I have received my grandmother's Foley and Williams improved new Goodrich No 2. It came completely disassembled in a box stored in her attic since the mid-1970s. After it was reassembled it sewed perfectly and so I decided to try my first time with a ruffler. The ruffler works perfectly. Thank you

Loosen that knob on the end, then your needle won’t be engaged while winding!

Hello I have one Harris n9 I don’t know how to do with bobbin can you help me please Thank you very much

I have a tuck marker just like this one it came with an old Singer sewing machine that I had purchased, I've been trying to figure out how it was supposed to work. Thanks for the video.

Well done! Thank you for explaining something totally new to me for my antique Singer I just acquired.

SO helpful! Thank you. Had absolutely no idea what to do with the bobbin and bobbin winding :)

Thank youuuuu 🙏

Who is the GENIUS who designed this amazing contraption? Who ever you are THANK YOU 😂

Where can I find a treading in Namibia please

Thanks for sharing dear

This was a life saver, thank you! The machine I have is not very well maintained to figuring stuff like this was a nightmare, (like the spring was unwound and on the other side?!) But you really helped figure it out. It doesn't quite work perfect yet, the thread gets caught and the stitches are loose bit I'm getting there 😅

Hola desde ecuador yo tengo una de la misma pero me hase falta donde se embuelve el hilo

Thank you so much 💓

Thank you just purchased a singer 1910, I'm so excited to get sewing on it

how much tension should you feel when pulling on bobbin thread?

Thanks for the great demonstration! Very helpful. Now that the mystery is removed I have to try it

Thank you. Your tutorial was nice and clear. I’m using the more “modern “ tucker attachment but your explanation helped with the concept.

Thank you! I just bought one of these Rufflers for my Singer 15-88, can't wait to get cracking. Thank you Helen and The Sorting Office.

Great video's vintage attachments. Will there be more video's showing how the older attachments are used? Thank you for sharing your skills and expertise.

can you help me with the attachments for the kenmore 158 series??? I don't know how to use them

thank you very much!

Thank you👍

Thanks so much for this tutorial. I have just been gifted such a vintage Singer - the bobbin and shuttle being totally alien to me. My aunt worked at the Singer factory in Clydebank.

Could you please also explain how to use rest of foots like foot hammer, under braider, binder foot etc?

Нижняя нить заправлена неправильно. При намотке шпульки нить должна быть заправлена в регулятор натяжения.

COMO PUEDO ADAPTAR EL APARATO QUE LLENA LA BOBINA EL ORIGINAL SE ROMPIO COMPRE OTRO PERO QUEDA GRANDE DONDE SE ATORNILLA. QUISIERA SABER SI SE PUEDE DE OTRA FORMA MI MAQUINA NEGRITA 1924

Very well explained, and on a hand crank machine. Thanks Helen!

thank you for this very clear easy to follow video which enabled me to thread up my mother's old ?1950's Vesta VS for the first time in years!

Thank you for this! I just found this exact attachment in a box of random, assorted sewing machine parts I bought, and I figured it was some kind of tucker because of the gauge markings, but I had NO idea how to use it. That middle piece that slides back and forth had come off, so I found it in the heap of parts and figured out how it went together by watching this video. And I used it, and it works! THANK YOU!

Where did I get this attachment