You mentioned several times tools missing. Oftentimes with sewing machines, people buy one sewing machine and then they buy another sewing machine when they transition from one sewing machine to another. They take everything with them from the previous sewing machine feet attachments, tools, oil bottles, light bulbs, belts bobbin tires everything. They don't take it off the machine but they take them out of the machine. Very common not to have the stuff
Great video on my favorite sewing machine! Seriously, I bought it over 45 years ago and I have used it all along. Sometimes just for repairs, but today I'm using it a lot on paper, lace and fabric. I have lost my manual and I'm having trouble figuring out how to do the special stitches. I would love a manual! So the little compartment on the top contains the master cam that give the machine instructions on making those special stitches. There is a set of design stitches that comes in a little box called pattern cams. Did you get that as well?
I need something rated for denim and heavy wool and nylon material. I had wanted to make a heavy weight woolen hoodie that's like that verustreleka sarma blanket hoodie. I just don't wanna give them money. If I could buy old wool blankets or just buy wool blankets and make the damn thing myself I'd be over the moon. sell em or give to friends n family but eh. that's outside my range right now.
Nice. I gotta get the cash together n get something like that and the material and the dummy to use to hold the pieces together while i work. I fully intend to make my own damn clothes cause anymore i'm tired of buying cheap crap or buying well made stuff from companies that hate america. Sure I could buy from a local farmers co op to buy carpenter jeans and work and outdoor shirts but to hell with spending 80 bucks on one shirt and 50 on a pair of jeans that's more often than not carhartt or some other anti 2a open borders supporting shit birds. I could buy from tractor supply and buy an off brand pair of jeans but it'd still be giving money to people who want to cut up kids. It's almost like if you want to be consistent in morals and principles learn to DIY your clothing or really anything. Besides my unhinged ranting, I could then give away what i make to family and friends.
You mentioned several times tools missing. Oftentimes with sewing machines, people buy one sewing machine and then they buy another sewing machine when they transition from one sewing machine to another. They take everything with them from the previous sewing machine feet attachments, tools, oil bottles, light bulbs, belts bobbin tires everything. They don't take it off the machine but they take them out of the machine. Very common not to have the stuff
It was free and in excellent condition and it works pretty damn good.
I can buy brand new replacements online
That lid on top is for the pattern cams that make designs when you use them
I have this machine and 8 other 158 series models, best machines ever!!!! They don't make them like they used too!
Great video on my favorite sewing machine! Seriously, I bought it over 45 years ago and I have used it all along. Sometimes just for repairs, but today I'm using it a lot on paper, lace and fabric. I have lost my manual and I'm having trouble figuring out how to do the special stitches. I would love a manual! So the little compartment on the top contains the master cam that give the machine instructions on making those special stitches. There is a set of design stitches that comes in a little box called pattern cams. Did you get that as well?
Cams go in the compartment on the top for decorative stitching.
She's old but she's durable and built to last!
There is a thread cutter on the back of the machine head so you don't have to search for scissors
I need something rated for denim and heavy wool and nylon material. I had wanted to make a heavy weight woolen hoodie that's like that verustreleka sarma blanket hoodie. I just don't wanna give them money. If I could buy old wool blankets or just buy wool blankets and make the damn thing myself I'd be over the moon. sell em or give to friends n family but eh. that's outside my range right now.
the person who had this Kenmore before me was sewing Denim stuff :D
Nice. I gotta get the cash together n get something like that and the material and the dummy to use to hold the pieces together while i work. I fully intend to make my own damn clothes cause anymore i'm tired of buying cheap crap or buying well made stuff from companies that hate america. Sure I could buy from a local farmers co op to buy carpenter jeans and work and outdoor shirts but to hell with spending 80 bucks on one shirt and 50 on a pair of jeans that's more often than not carhartt or some other anti 2a open borders supporting shit birds. I could buy from tractor supply and buy an off brand pair of jeans but it'd still be giving money to people who want to cut up kids. It's almost like if you want to be consistent in morals and principles learn to DIY your clothing or really anything. Besides my unhinged ranting, I could then give away what i make to family and friends.
Comment sent to the shadow realm. I want to DIY clothing to cut out any more of my money going to the worst kinds of people out there.
Good Morning, can you please send me a copy of the manual. I would really appreciate it. Thank you so much.
@lisaschulz1728 email me
Email should be in description
HELP - can you scan and post the user's manual. I just got that exact same machine from my grandma but she's passed so I need a tutorial. Thanks.
give me your email
Also, let me know if I can help you with anything because I have used the machine extensively.
I'll keep that in mind, thank you :)
It's working well so far
@@TheWatchFrogs Can I get the manual from you?