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Treadle Lady
Treadles and tea, friends, quilts, free motion embroidery on foot powered iron lady treadle sewing machines and a few hand crank machines. Thursday, March 24, 2011. Birthing on a Treadle. There is nothing like sewing on a treadle sewing machine. Saturday, January 8, 2011. My precious grandsons are too big now to crawl around and through the treadles. Reese and Davis in 2002. Grandma misses those cute LITTLE feet. Friday, December 10, 2010. Frister and Rossmann Sewing Machine. Labels: Hand crank machines.
Welcome to Treadle LadyMemories of my precious grandmother are why I treadle
In 1954 my grandmother taught me to treadle in her little adobe house in El Paso, Texas. She had a Singer treadle sewing machine with a long bobbin and mysterious Egyptian decals. With scraps I made a shoe box full of doll clothes for my chubby baby doll. Those were the pre-Barbie doll days, before the wasp waistline, long legs and cleavage. Welcome to Treadle Lady. Memories of my precious grandmother are why I treadle. During the slide presentation they would meet some of my nicknamed sewing machines an...
Treadlemusic | Just another WordPress.com site
Just another WordPress.com site. Design Phase…….continued………. August 14, 2015. For those who have just asked, I will mark my linen using a devised light table (works much better than a window and I own the pieces! I use a blue water erase marker to transfer the design and have found they work the best. I don’t stitch fast enough for the air erase and the humidity lately causes it to disappear way too quickly! Spread the quilty love:. Design phase…………. August 14, 2015. Spread the quilty love:. Once again,...
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TreadleOn - A Site for People-Powered Sewing Machine Users
Welcome to Treadle On! TreadleOn is dedicated to promoting the use of antique and vintage human powered sewing machines, i.e. treadle sewing machines and hand crank sewing machines. It is the home base and resource centre for the Treadle On Internet E-Mail List - for active users of treadle and hand crank sewing machines. The site was built, managed, and tickled into shape by Richard Wightman, who was and is a power to be reckoned with. Many pages are written in the First Person, and he is that person.
Southern Outpost - Treadle On
Treadle On is the inspiration of Richard Wightman of Seattle, WA. The purpose of Treadle On is to promote the actual use of, as opposed to the collecting of, treadle and hand crank sewing machines. The emphasis is on the "people powered" aspect, rather than just age, and some members are using treadles of current manufacture. A visit to the main website for Treadleon. Return to Treadleonia's Southern Outpost.
Build Your Own Treadle Pump Blog
Build Your Own Treadle Pump Blog. A means of documenting and communicating the steps towards development of a treadle pump for use in Haiti. The initial design of the pump documented here was funded by Haiti Fund Inc. For those interested in building their own treadle pump we have opened a site called "Build Your Own Treadle Pump", offering free plans and instructions for this treadle pump. A link to this site is in the right sidebar. Wednesday, April 15, 2015. Pump Assembly Pages Complete. In North Caro...
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Quilt Shop that feels like home. We are a small, casual shop filled with lots of quilting, fun and friends. Come on and hang out with us a bit. We are much more of a service shop than retail. We specialize in longarm services, memory quilts and classes. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday open 10:00am - 5:30pm. Closed on Wednesday and Sunday. Saturday open 10:00am - 2:00pm. Row x Row Experience 15.
