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Please share a link to Buy online Zig Zag attachment

Interesting, but I doubt I'd ever use one. ... what I do want, is your zig-zag thingy and your under-braider thingy, but it seems they were only intended for Royalty and the like. A King's ransom, even if you can find one... I don;t know how the Greeks ended up with most of them...maybe there was a large wooden horse involved in a raid or something similar... lol 👍

I love the un-edited authenticity of this, which shows us the reality of what to expect during the learning curve. It is greatly more helpful than a polished edited version. ... thanks. 👍

17:10 absolutely brilliant! As a child these attachments to my nana's sewing machines were so very mysterious. At least I now have some idea. I shall look for your other videos next - Jeremy

Can you show me how and where the cam attachment use and how to attach

Great ! I didn't know old singer could do button holes ! Do you know if your modil could fit a Singer 15k? I would like to get one. Thank you in advance for your feed back.

wouaw genial ! Thank you very much for this video. I bought and received a set of old pressor feet and this one, I haven't heard before. I see I have what you call a mini hemmer foot in my set. I have tried it already. But this one... I was really wondering how to use and what it is for ;-) - I have what you call a ruffler too. These old ladies give me so much fun with all the pressor foot. in addition to their beauty and strongness. I'm in love with these old Singer. mine are a 27k with a vibrant shuffle system (without funny pressor foot. only the standard one), and 2 singer 15k. one is electric and the other one is on a treadle table. no one had funny pressor foot. So I decided to buy a set on internet. most of them don't fit to my machines but some yes. thank you again !🙏

Love it! You star, thank you ❤

Thank you so much. This video brought me and my ruffler a long way. It is cleaned, oiled , adjusted and seems to be jabbing properly. My remaining trouble is that the ruffles aren't being stitched after they are formed. I tried adjusting the foot pressure. I've looked at it as carefully as I can and really can't tell what the problem is. TIA

Another great video 🙏 Do you use new metal bobbins in the 99K? My machine, which will arrived tomorrow, will come with 2 older metal bobbins and I wondered if it's ok to buy additional new metal ones or look for the older type? I probably won't go for the plastic ones.

Thank you so much - this is awesome. I take ownership of a 99K Mk2 1955 in a Bentwood Case tomorrow and I have my eye on a 1910 66K treadle too. I was wondering about the handle, which is a bit different to the one you have, so it's very timely for me to stumble across this.

I love how presice the tucks are with this attachment, thanks for all your hard work showing us how touse the attachments on our old lovely machi es. I recently bought some Siger old feet but cannot fix them to myy 99k. The bit that fixes to the machine dosent seem to go ob sideways, would they be any use to you? Reply to me with an email address and i can send you a photo of said feet.

Hello! Thank you for the video! I have my grandma's 301 and I'm just starting to figure out all the attachments. Is there a book out there that you would recommend that would explain all the different attachments and how to use? Thank you!

I love it.. did not know what it all means, but, learn to use it.. (And joy it)

Very helpful!

Your sewing machine awesome 🤩

Well a Huge thankyou for your videos, I have justbought a Singer 99k which sews like a dream and came with a set of pristine feet, some of which I had no idea. Your videos popped up and I was thrilled for their help. Subscribed and binge watching them all ( sone repeatedly lol) You are a star and a natural teacher, well done,

I just found this attachment. Do you know where I can purchase the screw? I’m in the USA

you could use a bit of blu tak to hold those hinges up.

I love the clean uniform finish you get with these attachments.

We always used a thread fastened at the tip of the material to help glide it thru

is there any way to float the blue fabric on top so that the pleats face one another on the "puffin" example? Or can you start from the bottom so with the wider part of the blue fabric toward the throat?

I love your videos bloopers and all. ❤ 👍🏻

The zigzag that attachment makes is beautiful. I enjoy your channel so much! Zig and zag part is so funny, but so important. 😂

Perfect explanation. Thank you. ❤

What a relaxing voice. Love your videos.

Well done!

This is the best channel for vintage Singer attachments. ❤

It’s not working, with my brother machine after I already buy it

Very helpful! Thank you.

Love your videos! My first try came out lovely, second, third and fourth, not so much. But could you ever really use it to finish edges on garments? The starting and stopping points seem impossible to make clean. And if I went through all the work of creating a garment in good fabric, feeding the neckline or sleeve hems through the hemmer… I can only see disaster ahead! Maybe napkin edges? If I made napkins.

What size are you using in inches

Very helpful. Thank you! It’s nice to build a repertoire of tools and techniques so as to “solve” various challenges/needs. Again, thank you from a 201 sewist as well! 👏👏👏

So very helpful. Singer 201-2 here. I look forward to coming across an attachment. When viewing online, it’s easy to mistake the zigzag with the ruffler. 😅 Thank you!!!❤

Thank you

Another great video. Thanks!

Thank you so much for making this video! The instruction and camera angle are great. I just found this foot in the box of accessories for my Pfaff 130. Yours is the only video I could find on how to use it. Thank you!

This is the most realistic depiction of learning to use sewing machine attachments I've ever seen. Bravo. 👏 it's good to know that I am not the only one!

" use your pointy scary thing" Fab content. Im here with my Grandmothers 1937 singer sewing machine. Manual. and a Plethora of attachments. And now I know what that yoke is for.

Where online I purchased these feet

Love your Singer ‼️... What model is it if I may ask?

Loved it! Makes me to know that I'm not the only one. I learned good things from your work. Thank you for sharing.

I have one with cams, but I've never used it. Thanks for the tutorial, it is done very well. However, I'm grateful for the computerized machine and the automatic buttonhole stitches.

Very good video. I needed to know all the detailed information. Thank you

Thank you 👍👍👍

Thank you for this helpful information, I am currently refurbishing a treadle that was given to me and it’s been a learning as I go process. Your video is the first I have heard about greasing the bearings. I am still working on the machine and cabinet which are off the base now so I have easy access and a supply of grease from my other machines.

Thank you so much for your tutorials ❤😊

I learned a tip from an elder youtuber who uses a hand needle and thread to tack the leading edge of the fabric and pulling the fabric thru the binder and hemmers by the thread. Even the finest hemmers are easy to start.

I have a large collection of Victorian and Edwardian undergarments. The tiny pin tucks are absolutely beautiful. It's amazing how these garments were worn as UNDERWEAR! I have plans to make a 1900s summer dress with all the insertion lace and pin tucks. Thanks for a great video. 😅

Oh my goodness, i have been half heartedly looking for how to do this decorative finish for _years!_ What a happy day to finally find it! Now i hope i can still find the foot. Three moves and two sewing room makeovers later, i have no idea where it might be! Cross your fingers, it’s just disappeared into the bottom of the furtherest corner of the lowest draw filled with ‘that kind of stuff’. I want to use it as a decorative feature around the bottom of a pair of trousers. I love the little eyelash-y looking thing too. I’ll have to think about where to put that one.