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posted by [identity profile] purplerabbits.livejournal.com at 02:43am on 06/01/2003
I have a very old machine on long term loan from [livejournal.com profile] nikstrychnine, which has almost no distinguishing features visible, and on which light light up without the usual helpful labels to tell you which stitch you're on. I only want to turn some stuff up or take it in, but it means conquering the unpredictable tension, among other things.
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posted by [identity profile] giolla.livejournal.com at 03:42am on 06/01/2003
Is it completely without identifying features?
Just wondering because I recently discovered that it's possible to get manuals for pretty much any singer machine. They give instructions on how to find the model number for machines pre 1960 and earlier, and have PDFs of manuals for industrial machines as well:
http://www.singershop.com/ (http://www.singershop.com/)

Of course if it's not a singer then that's of no help at all.
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