If your reading this blog, chances are you’ve already made the decision to sell a vintage sewing machine. However, I have a few things you should consider before getting rid of it. Street value Many vintage sewing machines are 50 years old or older. But as of the time of writing this blog, sewing machines […]

This article will outline the basics of how to get a vintage sewing machine working. I will only be focusing on how to get a home sewing machine working and won’t spend time talking about industrials. Full Arsenal of Supplies for Restoring A Vintage Sewing Machine Electronics cleaner Sewing Machine Oil Synthetic Gear Grease Denatured […]

99.9% of vintage sewing machine buyers are experts who love sewing. So, if you know very little about sewing machines, have a vintage one you’d like to sell, or find yourself in the market for a new vintage machine, keep reading. The first question non-experts ask is always… “Is my sewing machine valuable?” Antiques collectors […]

Fall is a wonderful time to get dye from plants. In the fall season, my favorite dye to make is a dark brown that comes from walnut hulls. But on my most recent adventures, I was able to find burn weed. This “weed” was used to treat illnesses including: Burn Weed Was Used To make […]

Sewing machine AI is being promoted . But, there are potential downsides. The downsides along with instructions to this weeks quilt block are below. YOUTUBE VIDEO ALONG WITH QUILT BLOCK INSTRUCTIONS In the video, I made a star block from Marie’s Quilt by Marie-Claude Picon. This block was provided in the 2020 quilt calendar. To […]