Vintage Singer Bias Binder 121464 ~Featherweight 221 Stitch Tested ~Demonstrated for Sale

Vintage Singer Bias Binder 121464 ~Featherweight 221 Stitch Tested ~Demonstrated For Sale

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Vintage Singer Bias Binder 121464 ~Featherweight 221 Stitch Tested ~Demonstrated:
$19.95

Vintage Singer Bias Binder AttachmentSIMANCO 121464
Your vintage Singer Bias Binder Attachment will fit vintage Singer side attaching low shank straight stitch sewing machines such as models 15, 27, 28, 66, 99, 101, 127, 128, 185, 201, 222 and includes the Singer Featherweight 221.Bonus Included!My Supplemental Big Print Color CommentaryCopyright My Two Threads 2024~~~~~~~~~~~~~The Singer Bias Binder really IS easy to use.Let me show you.It is important to adjust the lug on your vintage Singer Bias Binder and to understand why and when to adjust it.Moving the lug left or right determines how closely the needle stitches to the left or right edge of the binding (red arrows).Moving the adjustable lug is easy. Loosen the screw (red arrow) and move the lug to the left or right as needed. Then secure the lug in place by tightening the screw.The metal scroll of your Singer Bias Binder folds the binding fabric and feeds it to the sewing machine needle(red X)to be stitched to the fabric you are binding.
Moving the lug right places the needle to the left on the binding.Moving the lug left places the needle to the right on the binding.NOTE: Setting the lug can make the difference between stitching the binding securely to your fabric or having raw edges ofbinding exposed.~~~~~~~~~Let\'s Play!I cut my own binding 15/16th\" wide (on the bias) using a rotary cutter and cutting mat.
The end was cut at an angle to make it easier to feed the binding into the scroll.I used a shepherds hook dental stiletto (see my other listings for one of these) to catch the tip of the binding and place it under the foot of the binder. The tip of the binding needs to extend past the back of the binder by an inch or so (red arrow 2nd picture below).
Tuck the edge of the fabric you are binding into the side central opening of the metal scroll snugly (red arrow) and then as close to the needle as possible. As your sewing machine stitches, it will pull the binding with the encased fabric under the needle.
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Terms of SaleI offer new and vintage used goods which have no warranty, no guarantee and no replacements.All used goods have had previous owners and have been used, scraped, scratched, dinged, show signs of being loved or neglected, may have areas of corrosion and are sold as is.All used goods have been inspected, are complete if more than one part is required for the item to function and have been tested for usability.Metal goods with movable parts have had oil washes to clean them up and been lubricated where appropriate for continued use.Please use scrap fabrics to test attachments such as zigzaggers, rufflers, buttonholers, darners, etc. which have rapidly moving parts while in use as they may spray residual oil.Please DO NOT TOSS OUT THE SHIPPING BOX OR PACKING MATERIAL until you have located all of the items purchased.I do not accept returns and I do not offer refunds.Photos and commentaries are copyrighted My Two Threads 2024
Shipping & FeesI ship using USPS Priority Mail and USPS Ground Advantage.All shipping is tracked.All goods are fully insured to the value of single purchase or total value of multiple purchases which I can fit into one shipping box or one padded envelope.The cost of insurance and packing materials is included in the shipping costs.I will combine shipping to reduce costs.If multiple items are purchased, the difference between what you paid to ship each item separatelyand what it costs to ship combined in one package and insured will be refunded to you.I pack securely for transit.I ship within 2 business days after payment is received.All goods may or may not come from a place which processes a nut or two.