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Another beautiful transformation! Such great attention to detail & patience working through issues!

I love watching this because, having started some restoration work on a 1907 treadle machine, I’m watching you like “ohh, okay, so I actually need to be much tougher on the machine. Got it.”

Wow, what incredible workmanship and with so many details! Thank you so much for sharing these videos. Your passion and love for these machines certainly shows through. You did an absolutely beautiful job.

She does look like a China teacup!!! Beautifully done!💕👍

Omg. I WANT😂❤❤❤❤❤

I enjoy watching you work. I have an heirloom Singer 27 that I like to use for sewing long borders on quilts.

Very good video, but switching to close-up views from time to time would have made the video a lot better. I am fixing-up a 1907 one myself just now. I love the shuttle system.

I was going to start building cases and sell them , this is a much needed item , i have many machines on a shelf no cases and want to keep them dust free , how do i find out how much they cost ?

What a beautiful machine. You took her from trash to treasure. And the base as well. Thanks for sharing.

Hi, I'm missing parts. Can't seem to find the pieces 😕

She is stunning! I love seeing these amazing transformations! Happy Thanksgiving!

I have a very similar machine, albeit a bit younger (1917) and I also struggled (and gave up) on getting the wheel off. It's great to know you figured it out!

She is so beautiful thank you for showing us this tutorial❤

Oh my how beautiful I love that decals has borders impeccable work every time Marie love your Video sending you Blessings from NYC 🙏🏽😊❤️❤️

You are so amazing and inspirational! Thank you for all the time you put into making these videos and bringing beautiful machines back to life!

So beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

Amazing!!!

Well Done, Thanks. I do have a question. Why do you not apply the decorations after the machine is assembled?

Clever lady. Beautiful machine 😊❤

Just what I need!! Yes!!

She is so beautiful! ❤️‍🔥

Thank you so much for doing this! I have learned so much about how the parts relate to each other and work! THANKS

You have a great mechanic's touch when you are using tools and assembling. Do you want to help doing the brakes on my car?

beautiful😊❤

That is beautiful, that little bit of colour with the green. I have a 1900's but not sure if it's a 27 or 28. Is it the size of the bed? It has lost it's top box but I love looking at it I turn it's handle some time to roll things round but have not sewn with it yet.

WOW... You transformed what looked like a hopeless rust bucket into a beauty queen! You, my friend, are a true wizard!!! She's beautiful & had such an interesting story. Thanks for sharing her with us!!!

I wonder if you have a prototype or display model. That would be amazing. She is a beauty.

You, Marie, are a Wizard! She is stunning!

A beauty😊😊😊😊

Hi I wondered if you could help me I have just bought a non working singer machine that has a handcraft but also was a treadle how can I make it so that it is just hand crank please. I have just found your channel and love that you too have a passion for vintage machines. I live in a small village in the UK so don't have access to any engineers locally. I would love to hear your advice please

Wonderful work! I have a 28 with Victorian decals that is in beautiful shape, but I must say I’m really impressed with how yours looks! I’ve seen some restorations that I don’t like the look of the decals, but this is lovely ♥️

Looking great! She was a tired old gal.

I have a background of fixing electrical motors with rods and steel gears. Watching you put the parts back together, I would be very tempted to coat all moving parts with a coating of grease in order to decrease metal on metal friction. This is not needed with sewing machines? Also, I notice there are so many little screws. I typically use a few drops of blue thread locker (Locktite) to assure that screws do not fall out into the moving mechanisms..? Have you used locktite in the past?

Please tell me where you obtain the decals?

with all the work you put into this, Do you get a good hourly wage when you sell them? I have sold some machines on Facebook, and people only pay $30-50!!

I love how confident you are disassembling it completely! You probably know where every washer goes! I am still very afraid to take off more than a few rods.

Oh yeah, give that machine a new gorgeous life.

Here to listen your Papa Guitar Sewing Machine song....

I’m all in! Great idea, I have three vintage machines needing cases. Woohoo!

Just wondering if you would be able to get cases for 3/4 sized machines. I have 3 that came in horrible flimsy & noisy plastic bases. Probably can’t afford cases for all 3 but would sure like to have at least 1 more solid case for that size machine. Asked my husband to build me one over 10 years ago and I still don’t have one

Awesome and much needed😂😊😊😊😊😊❤

Good idea. I think it speaks to the growing demand of the vintage machines that someone is willing to meet the need for these. Good originals are hard to find and expensive.

i just bought a featherweight for $50 dollars and im looking for a case

I noticed that the screw was laying there on your mat...but I guess you couldn't here me yelling at you, ha!

How do you remove a broken rusted needle??

I very much enjoyed watching this. To me this is real talent. Looking forward to part 2😊

Interesting. I think that you could also select a different color for the font, either matching or contrasting to the other decal colors. About the background removal...I wonder if you could have it replaced with a color such as the main color of your item that the decal will be on. This way there wouldn't be the white contrast every time you needed to keep a background.

I’ve got a quite similar machine. I think mine is from 1906. Is like to take it apart and clean it before I work with it to keep it on good shape. Do you think I could use your videos as a guideline and do you have any recommendations for where to maybe find a manual? Google didn’t help so far but maybe it’s just me 🙈