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Left: Bernina foot, 20mm wide. Right: Willcox & Gibbs foot, 8mm wide When Ann gave me this Willcox & Gibbs industrial it came with some good stuff; there were several needles (industrial machine needles are different from home machine needles) a spare belt (no servos here its belt driven), a few rather scary looking watch-those-fingers feet (see right, [...] Willcox & Gibbs Industrial A few months ago Ann got a call from a seamstress who was retiring and she wanted to get rid of her industrial machine, so Ann picked it up for me (thanks Ann!) Turns out its a Willcox & Gibbs, and well-regarded company that made machines from 1868 to 1973. After I got it [...]
Here in Massachusetts we were hit with a whopper snowstorm this weekend, so I thought I’d get started on the Rucci dress. However, that plan was sidelined when I unpacked the Christmas tree skirt and discovered that sometime over the summer $150 worth of ball fringe trim from G Street Fabrics had been chewed off of it [...] |
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