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The GOP is so hypocritical. How can they say they are against big government out of one side of their mouths, while trying to inhibit women's right to affordable, healthy birth control... excluding women from this panel is reprehensible!

All this speed ant then a hand stitched binding? Why not speed that process too. I use a fine line of basting glue (elmers' Washable School Glue or Roxannes) to fix the binding to the back side, just covering the stitching.Press carefully, then, from the front side, I stitch in the ditch, usuall...

OK... just had to watch the video again... great idea... may even be better than my Susan Cleveland method that I've been using for years... will get from Jinny Beyer tomorrow!

My favorite Chorale... enjoy and Have a Happy, Loving Holiday!

OH nooooo... dont throw away those set up or trial pieces! They make lovely blankets for any dog or cat! When my samples get "used up" or covered beyond good use, I serge the edges (or use them to practice your binding!), and voila - Fido has a new bed!

Would be nice to see a few stitches taken. I know what you are doing, but many others tuning in will have difficulty figuring out the ladder stitch!

Hardly an "industrial strength" model. This is simply a great vintage machine, manufactured for household use. The things you are demonstrating can be done readily with any good quality household machine - modern or old! You did not disclose the type of needle you are using - of course a denim n...

A bit simplistic... there are many home models with vertically mounted hooks..(My old Bernina 830 as well as my vintage Singer 15-91. and there are industrial machines with horizontally mounted (rotary) hooks. To say that it is "industrial" just because of the style of hook and bobbin is really ...

Too bad we don't have better camera work... would have loved to see more detail of exactly what she is doing. Is the larger yarn couched over on the fabric? How are the openings cut out - before or after the sewing? Does she sew a stabilizing line, and then the satin stitching? More captioning wo...

Raccoons are nocturnal by nature. Seeing one in the daytime is NOT NORMAL... may be rabid, or at least ill... ! Call animal control!

A fox (nocturnal by nature) in the daytime is sick or rabid... hope your cat has it's shots!

If I had Sharon's talent (gained after years of practice), I wouldn't be giving it away for free either! As indicated above and at the beginning of the video... this is a preview. To get the real thing... visit her network and PAY for her expertise gals. As my father used to say, "If everything i...

I soooo want to get her a decent pair of Gingher's 10" shears!

Shame on you for giving no credit to the author of this pattern! Copyrighted by Nancy Brenan Daniels - in her book, "Disappearing Nine Patch"! Published by the American Society of Needlework some years ago. Please give credit where credit is due..., especially when you are profiting from this!

That's my Model 31-15 that Betty's working at! Or it could be... cool to see a workroom set up from the day... my machine is dated 1927. Still sews a very pretty stitch. I use it exclusively for quilting work.

Sure would be nice to know what you are sewing on? 100% cotton? Does this have some spandex? Or is it a stretch poly?

Nice looking Lotus.... but PLEASE... give us some narration! For example, WHY the opening in the lower back of the treadle compartment? TELL us how it works... a picture is only worth a thtousand words If it has captions and/or audio! Thanks for posting...

Your statement "most singers have a size 66 bobbin/hook is terribly false. The model 15's (in many permations) were made from the early 1900's until the 1960's....Millions of machines of both bobbin size were made throughout the 20th century!