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Meet the embroidery machines

All work takes place on my collection of antique
hand controlled embroidery machines, not a computer*

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100 year old Singer 114w103 Chianstitch machine named "Hero"

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Antique Cornely A2 chainstitch  machine named "Lorraine"

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Antique Cornely BCH chainstitch  machine named "The Problem Child"

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Antique Merrow patch edging machine

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Antique Consew 104T Chianstitch  machine named "Saundra"

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Antique Singer 457 commercial zig zag sewing machine

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100 year old Adler 30-1 long arm patching machine named "Newbie"

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My ladies in waiting 
All running back up machines

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*2023 Brother 1055x computerized embroidery machine "Plastic Princess"

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Bernette 705 that I bought new as 

my first sewing machine in 1992

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My 100 year old Singer is one of the machines that travels to live event

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Coming Soon: Cornely LG cording machine -CLONE- Name TBD

*OK, I do use the computerized machine for a few tasks, but trust me, I hate it the whole time!

About the process of using these machines

Huckmade chainstitching

All my chainstitch and chenille projects are made on these antique machines using a free-hand steering handle under the table to control it, not a computer

This means that I am using the machine to "draw" your embroidery onto the garment, but following a template or using a computer to apply it. 

Let's get started on your project

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