What came in my Singer 221 Featherweight case, treasure!!! Part 1
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2020
- After my unboxing video I thought some folks might want to see what came in the case with my 1945 Singer 221 Featherweight.
Attachments with part numbers listed:
• Wide Zipper Foot -Complete USA 121877
• Edge Stitcher - Singer USA 36865
• Bias Cutting Gauge
• Ruffler - Singer USA
• Narrow Hemmer - Simanco 120855
• Bias Binder - Singer USA 121464
• Adjustable Hemmer - Singer USA 35931
• Shirring/Gathering Foot - Simanco 121441
• Small screw driver - 120378
• Large screw driver - Simanco 25537
***Disclaimer: I play with vintage sewing machines as a hobby. My opinions are just that “opinions” based on my experience. I am not an expert or a sewing machine mechanic and don’t proclaim to be. Consult a true vintage machine expert for advise on your machines. Enjoy my videos for fun! 😁
If I'm not mistaken, the guide with the numbers on it goes on the point of your scissors. It allows you to cut strips of fabric according to the measurements on the guide.
Yes its a bias cutting guide, that allows you to cut bias strips that will fit in the binding attachment in your accessories box with your machine.
I really appreciate the clear manner in which you present information. You deserve more subscribers. I collect sewing machines and just got my first Featherweight today. Thank you.
Oh thank you for your kindness, so glad you enjoy my videos!!! 😁
Thank you for the warning about the motor.
It looks like the balance wheel and the stitch length plate might also be blackside parts.
Yes, they are black as well. 😁
A ruffler foot
I have 221 but i have not transformer pleas help me.
So, I am unsure of what you mean by transformer? Are you missing the electric cord with the foot pedal? If so you can purchase new electronic ones online. Hope this is helpful.
I leave in Ethiopia my electric power is 220 voltage the machine work in 110 voltage .Thank you.
@@nardostadesse9264 you need a power converter called a step up step down unit, not sure where you can source those from in your region. Best of luck.
My mother bougtht it from the Americans.
@@nardostadesse9264 I have also seen some people online change the motors and wiring out for the wattage they have in their region.
Annabelle
Your accent is so heavy I can’t understand you
Martha, I travel all over for a large aerospace company and have never once had anyone make such a comment. I would hope you aren’t being unkind as most people compliment me on my accent. - Kindest Regards, Be kind, Be loving & Be sweet! ❤️
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