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by noah 13 Nov 2015 ( edited Nov 16'15 22:29 )
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Went to visit my brother yesterday then to the Sally Anne (thrift store)got this old thread and Singer attachments .Anyone need any??Thanks for LQQKING!!Hugs Carolyn

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by designgirl 13 Nov 2015
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Great collection. I love the old wooden spools, got some when mil gave up sewing.
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by noah 13 Nov 2015
Don't know what to do with them just look i guess lol
by wplennon 14 Nov 2015
Looks like attachments for a Feather Weight Machine.
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by bevintex 13 Nov 2015
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do you have an old Singer that takes these attachments or did you buy them just because
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by noah 13 Nov 2015
just because i used to have my Grammies but i ran out of room
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by embquilt 13 Nov 2015
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Those spools would look pretty in a jar or on a wreath

Hugs,
Lee
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by noah 13 Nov 2015
ok i might try
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by Midnight1 13 Nov 2015
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There lots of things that can be made with wooden spools-Google what to do with old wooden sewing thread spools. Pinterest has lots of pictures of things people have made. Have fun.
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by noah 13 Nov 2015
ok i will go look
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by pldc 13 Nov 2015
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I agree, they wooden spools would lovely in a jar on display~hugs~
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by noah 13 Nov 2015
thanks hugs
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by oaro 13 Nov 2015
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Save the wood spools I will I have some hugs Maria
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by noah 13 Nov 2015
i will do that for sure hugs
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by vickiannette 13 Nov 2015
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the threads are lovely, and you will find most of them in top condition as they were made when things were made 'properly'.
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by noah 13 Nov 2015
YES i agree 100% thanks
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by sllakin 13 Nov 2015
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What a find! I have a very cute pincushion/ measuring tape holder sewing pattern that is the cutest little sheep but it takes two wooden thread spools for his "feet" and I have never made it because I couldn't find the wooden spools. So that would be one use for those. Probably many other cute projects too!
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by noah 13 Nov 2015
Well my cute friend i would be glad to mail you these lol
Thanks he is cute:):)
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by sllakin 13 Nov 2015
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Here is a picture of one made - I have had this pattern a long time so do not know if it is still available or not and do not know where it came from. I think it is so cute and maybe one day I will be able to ale it!
Just thought you would like to see a picture - his little tail is the end of the measuring tape that will pull out for use.
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by cfidl 14 Nov 2015
This is too cute! I love the spools!
by cfidl 14 Nov 2015
I have spools! if you need a couple!
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by sandralane 14 Nov 2015
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Carolyn, you have a great find at the thrift store, there is always something of interest in these places.Hold on to the wooden bobbins you will find a project for them they are hard to come by when you actually need one. Sandra.
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by noah 14 Nov 2015
thanks Sandy hugs
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by mrskiki 14 Nov 2015
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Here's an idea:

http://kiwiatheart-leonie.blogspot.com/2010/12/yo-yo-christmas-tree.html
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by cfidl 14 Nov 2015
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I just love old spools of thread. I do not see any C & C old formula, which I collect when I can.
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by noah 14 Nov 2015
coats and clarke???
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by crafter2243 14 Nov 2015
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Love your treasures. Great finds.
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by noah 14 Nov 2015
Thanks hugs
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by theduchess 14 Nov 2015
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You can make a necklace using the small spools. I made on just added a pretty ribbon and wear it to quilt shows or gild meetings.Be sure to add a clear glue to edge of thread to prevent them straying.
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by theduchess 14 Nov 2015
Gosh my spelling was bad!! Made one! Wear to guild meeting and I add fray check on ends of thread to prevent unraveling. You can make it any length. add buttons also . They'll be an attention getter.
by theduchess 14 Nov 2015
Whatever you do DO NOT throw out the singer box. I have a Singer 221 and the empty box alone can sell for $35.00.
by noah 14 Nov 2015
wowwwwwwwwwww
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by devon 14 Nov 2015
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Great find!!!!
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by noah 14 Nov 2015
Thanks hugs
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by jofrog2000 14 Nov 2015
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I have a lot of the same stuff. I have the Singer I learned to sew on-my Mom's-and really need to find someone close to take her to and see if I can use her. Don't see why not, a lot of older ones keep going. She was made in Elizabeth NJ, April1, 1941. A model 66. Just goes forward and back, but my sisters and I put a lot of on her. This is what I sewed my wedding dress with! And there's a knee thing you use instead of a pedal. I remember that fondly, at least it didn't skitter away from your foot.
Jo
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by noah 14 Nov 2015
Yes that's kinda what mine looked like** Singer used to be the top dealer now there not any more .
by noah 14 Nov 2015
When the belt broke Mom used our old panty hose instead of a belt lol hugs
by crafter2243 14 Nov 2015
Carolyn you have a very smart mom
by vickiannette 14 Nov 2015
http://www.sewalot.com/ Good web address for old sewing machine information
by ruthc 17 Nov 2015
my grandma used elastic and sometimes thick rubberbands
by noah 20 Nov 2015
lol hugs
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by sbott54 16 Nov 2015
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Makes my heart flutter! When Grandma died, my Dad took her Singer and all to the dump. I was crushed he didn't ask if I wanted it. Since I had a "newer" Singer, he thought I wouldn't have wanted the old one. What glorious memories I have of Grandma teaching me on hers. Sigh
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by noah 20 Nov 2015
oh that's so sad but that's Men for ya's hugs