My 1927 Singer Sewing Machine

My 1927 Singer Sewing Machine
I wanted to show off my sewing machine, and I might sew more than you think!
The pattern I used for the backpacks was a Green Pepper Pioneer Rucksack.
Feel free to reach out to me at [e-mail]
Enjoy!

[@sewterie]

New here. I have many vintage sewing machines. I have a 66 with red eye decals. Nothing like these machines. I also have a hand crank 127. These machines can sew thru just about anything. Thanks for showing this.

[@poorpetes]

Welcome! I'm glad you care for these older machines also!

[@MorbinNecrim86]

Be cool to see a sewing vid at some point

[@poorpetes]

I'll have to put one in the works!

[@aparecidahelenaoliveira4099]

Temos uma máquina igual a essa. Quase centenária.

[@poorpetes]

Isso é ótimo! Você usa muito?

[@abeaboud272]

I bought a Singer 127 last year and restored it. Then I bought a Singer 27 and a Singer 66 and another 66 (Red Eye). All but the last one were in terrible shape and needed restoration. My wife made me promise her not to get any more, so I am resisting even the deals I find. I use the 27 and 66 to sew stuff like aprons, garden gloves etc. And I find the 66 to be a very smooth machine. All my machines are pre WWI makes according to their serial numbers. Thank you for sharing your experience and tips.

[@poorpetes]

I'm glad to see you share the same passion! Lol!

[@MorbinNecrim86]

Those are some cool backpacks, the sewing machine is a beast, they don't make them like that anymore. I can't remember how to use a sewing machine it's been so long, but sewing is a great and helpful skill to have.

[@poorpetes]

Thanks for the compliment! Yeah, the singer model 66 is a smooth running machine, and I enjoy using it.

[@kevinturner7903]

Yes please

[@lindadalton2668]

I thought this was about the Singer machine. Not what he had made with it

[@poorpetes]

I know, I get carried away! Lol