Seriously, I cannot begin to imagine how this is going to work. But very "we can send a man to the moon", yes?
Saturday, March 27, 2010
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KAL: Two Socks, One Week
- Post 1: This Idea I Have
- Post 2: Let's Do This Thing
- Post 3: Crazy Timelines
- Post 4: Yarn & Needles & Gauge
- Post 5: Download The Pattern
- Post 6: Video Tutorial: Magic Loop
- Post 7: Pattern Deconstruction 1.
- Post 8: Pattern Deconstruction 2.
- Post 9: Almost At the Start!
- Post 10: KAL Begins: Sock 1, Cuff/Ankle
- Post 11: Sock 1, Heel Flap
- Post 12: Sock 1, Turn the Heel
- Post 13: Sock 1, Set Up & Work Gusset
- Post 14: Sock 1, Working the Foot
- Post 15: Sock 1, Make The Toe, Graft It Closed
- Post 16: Let's Start Sock 2
- Post 17: Block Those Socks/Take a Bow
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Looks far to technical for me - good luck!
ReplyDeleteIt looks old timey and yet the concept is mind-blowingly high-tech. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteThe color green is so beautiful. I had my grandmother's old Singer machine for years--one of the antique-y-looking black ones that you carried in a wooden dome--and its attachments worked just fine. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteIf nothing else, this is a piece of history and I bet it would be cool just to have it on display!! But, knowing you, I'm sure you'll be using it to work on some of your pieces ASAP :)
ReplyDeleteI have the exact same buttonholer! It's really simple and works great!!!
ReplyDeleteFab: Those 50s women were good with the new tech :-)
ReplyDeleteBel: It's practically steam punk.
Miss C: I think this is the next generation after the black one. Did yours have a pedal?
Stacy: It is an amazing piece. But I want this baby to function. I'm too practical to use it as art :-)
Debi: I LOVE to hear this. If I have issues, you're the one I"m going to call.
I mean, that is just the coolest ever. I use a sewing machine from the 60's ...it's a Singer and it's the best. It's also my mom's ;)
ReplyDeleteM: Is yours only a straight stitch?
ReplyDeleteOooh I didn't even know such a thing existed! I have an old Singer (1930s I think?) that I have yet to use (see previous comment about cushions!) but if this little baby could work with it, me and my Singer might just have a beautiful future together!
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