I have a large collection of Victorian and Edwardian undergarments. The tiny pin tucks are absolutely beautiful. It's amazing how these garments were worn as UNDERWEAR! I have plans to make a 1900s summer dress with all the insertion lace and pin tucks. Thanks for a great video. 😅
Thats ingenious! I’ve measured & marked & folded & ironed pintucks manually and it was a nightmare for my non-mathematically inclined brain. That little fold line it creates is all you need! I’m in love with a vintage sewing machine foot! Such is lock down life 😜
I absolutely agree! Any attachments that means I don't need to use maths is fantastic. The vintage engineers that created these attachments were amazing, and all without electric 😁
Thank you for a brilliant demo. I knew it was a tuck marker , but I had no idea how to set it up. It works very well on my 1970 Singer Fashion Mate 288.
Flippin brilliant video, I bought some cotton jersey fabric and wanted to have a go at making a nightie (I've never made any clothes ) the nightie I wear has pin tucks and I want to copy it 😨 at least I've got a bit more of an idea about trying them first now. No idea where to start with cutting the fabric though !!! Doing tucks will be an achievement at least. Thankyou so much for sharing your inspirational videos 😊 💖
Wonderful explanation. I don't know how anyone sews and narrates and manages the camera! I just got the tuckmarker and will watch this several times. Thank you/
You'd have had an easier time with the marker if you kept on folding the short edge underneath (new creases to the left, new tucks fold underneath to the right) as you did at first :) You flipped your fabric at 14:43 so that the sewn tucks were on top, meaning that the creases were upside down for the rest of your work. It's a superb tool, for sure!!
Thank you very much 😁 Autosol metal polish is great to use on attachments. They can be cleaned with an old toothbrush, and then buffed with a soft cloth. Some of my attachments were super rusty so they had a soak in WD40 over night and then a polish with Autosol. An ultrasonic cleaner is a good for attachments, but I don't have one of those (have to save up my pennies to buy one)
If your new machine is a low shank, yes they will work. If in doubt, fit one to your machine and try it out. I think the majority of modern machines are low shank. Hope it goes well ❤️
@@sewythingy Yes, it works on my Singer Fashion Mate. It was an electric machine, but hubby has removed the motor and made it into a treadle. I love it to bits, and all the vintage Singer accessories work with it.
@Christine Westhead thats great to hear. And absolutely agree, I love all the different attachments, just so clever. And treadle sewing is way better than electric 😁
I have a large collection of Victorian and Edwardian undergarments. The tiny pin tucks are absolutely beautiful. It's amazing how these garments were worn as UNDERWEAR!
I have plans to make a 1900s summer dress with all the insertion lace and pin tucks.
Thanks for a great video.
😅
Your summer dress sounds gorgeous! I would love to see it when it's made! 🥰
Thats ingenious! I’ve measured & marked & folded & ironed pintucks manually and it was a nightmare for my non-mathematically inclined brain. That little fold line it creates is all you need! I’m in love with a vintage sewing machine foot! Such is lock down life 😜
I absolutely agree! Any attachments that means I don't need to use maths is fantastic. The vintage engineers that created these attachments were amazing, and all without electric 😁
Yes it's really amazing you don't need to buy different sewing machine. Mine was from my mom.
Now I'm 62 years old, I started to find it interesting.
IKR? with the popularity of pin tucks I am supprised that they don't make them!
Very interesting , well described, and super camera shots.
No annoying music or speed ups
to appease the modern muddled mind. Thanks very much indeed.
Thank you very much 😁😁😁
Thank you for a brilliant demo. I knew it was a tuck marker , but I had no idea how to set it up. It works very well on my 1970 Singer Fashion Mate 288.
Thank you very much, I'm glad you found the video useful, tuck markers are so much fun and there are so many lovely effects you can make with them 😁
I love your videos! It's like having a teacher sitting right next to me telling me all the details. Thank you!
Thank you very much 🥰🥰🥰
Thanks so much for your demonstration. I've had a pintuck foot for years and never used it. I will now! 💗😊
I have a modern low shank Viking Designer 1 computerized machine. I use some of these old attachments with no problem on my machine 😉👍
Flippin brilliant video, I bought some cotton jersey fabric and wanted to have a go at making a nightie (I've never made any clothes ) the nightie I wear has pin tucks and I want to copy it 😨 at least I've got a bit more of an idea about trying them first now. No idea where to start with cutting the fabric though !!! Doing tucks will be an achievement at least. Thankyou so much for sharing your inspirational videos 😊 💖
Good luck, tuckmarker nighties will look amazing!!!!
@@sewythingy thanks 😊
Wonderful explanation. I don't know how anyone sews and narrates and manages the camera! I just got the tuckmarker and will watch this several times. Thank you/
Thank you 🥰
Thank you 👍👍👍
Thank yo so much! This was fabulous to learn.
You'd have had an easier time with the marker if you kept on folding the short edge underneath (new creases to the left, new tucks fold underneath to the right) as you did at first :)
You flipped your fabric at 14:43 so that the sewn tucks were on top, meaning that the creases were upside down for the rest of your work.
It's a superb tool, for sure!!
Thank you 😁 yes I've since got a better technique going, I love this little attachment ❤️
That’s amazing.
Thank you very much for your help
Me ha servido mucho gracias
Thank you for your detailed information on the old singer attachments. Very good video and clear angles. How did you get your attachments so clean?
Thank you very much 😁
Autosol metal polish is great to use on attachments. They can be cleaned with an old toothbrush, and then buffed with a soft cloth.
Some of my attachments were super rusty so they had a soak in WD40 over night and then a polish with Autosol.
An ultrasonic cleaner is a good for attachments, but I don't have one of those (have to save up my pennies to buy one)
2/8=1/4 thank you for the info. I like your voice
Aww thank you. I do come out with dopey stuff on video 🤣, factions were never my strong point 🥰
@@sewythingy it's obvious your brain power has lent itself toward more fruitful endeavours than fractions🙏🏽
@@charlesmcculley621 love it, yes I'll go with that for sure 🥰
Tks for teaching I had these attachments did not know how to work on can I use these attachments in new in machines
If your new machine is a low shank, yes they will work. If in doubt, fit one to your machine and try it out. I think the majority of modern machines are low shank. Hope it goes well ❤️
Tks for your input
What model it's your sawing machine?
Hi, the model in this video is a 99k
Does this part fit on modern machines?
Ooh I'm not sure. If your modern machine is a low shank, then I don't see why not.
@@sewythingy Yes, it works on my Singer Fashion Mate. It was an electric machine, but hubby has removed the motor and made it into a treadle. I love it to bits, and all the vintage Singer accessories work with it.
@Christine Westhead thats great to hear. And absolutely agree, I love all the different attachments, just so clever. And treadle sewing is way better than electric 😁
This could have been a five-minute video
I think all of my videos could be five minutes or so, but I haven't learned to edit videos.