A Note on Controller CompatibilityWhile this article specifically highlights the classic Singer Bakelite button foot controller, this issue isn’t limited to a single model. Many
More >>latest posts
Scope: This guide applies to the Singer 3-post power cord plug found on many North American models, including the 15-91, 201-2, and 221 Featherweight. Note:
More >>The integrated lamp on the Singer 201-2 is one of those small details that makes a big difference in everyday use. When working properly, it
More >>The Singer 201-2 is considered by many to be the best straight-stitch sewing machines ever made. Built from the mid-1930s through the late 1950s, it
More >>Sold by Morse of New York, the Model 600 was built in Obu, Japan by Toyota Steel Works. Finished in teal enamel it’s a pretty
More >>The Kenmore 1664 serger or model 385.1664190 was manufactured in Taiwan for Sears by the Janome sewing machine company. I don’t quite know when the
More >>The Kenmore 1914 was manufactured from 1975 to 1977 in Japan by the Jaguar/Maruzen companies for Sears and sold under their Kenmore brand. The model
More >>During Singer’s 45 year heyday from 1920 to 1965, six machines sat at the top. Often called the “01” machines because four of the six
More >>This is the monogrammer (part No. 41704) and templates (Part No. 34678 “A” through 34703 “Z”) set for the Kenmore model 1914 (158.19140, 158.19141, 158.19142),
More >>This is the buttonholer and accessories set for the Kenmore model 1914 (158.19140, 158.19141, 158.19142), sewing machines. This model(s) was sold between 1975-1977 by Sears.
More >>