Meet Mr. Two Spools! I purchased him from a cowboy (and I'm not kidding, DH was there as witness). I stated that Ms. Graybar led to this machine. Well, when I picked up free Ms. Graybar, the lady told me that a Graybar is just a National. After returning home and studying her, I researched National sewing machines. During my research, I came across a quilter's blog on her National/ Western Electric Two Spool machine that she uses. I realized that the decals on her machine I had recently seen on a machine that was listed on CL. So, of course I called the poster to see if the machine was still available since I was fascinated with the use of two spools, one in a can/bobbin. A lady answered and stated that she had posted for her cowboy friend (a cowboy?!). Next day, DH and I take a drive to the wild west of California...and here is my dusty cowboy, Mr. Two Spools.
He'll be real handsome after his mineral bath.
Is there any room left in your sewing room to actually sew? :)
ReplyDeleteWhere does the second spool go? I have a similar machine, but I don't see where the second spool goes.
ReplyDeleteThe canister is where the one spool is placed, which then the canister with the spool is placed into a pin and positioned into place under the throat plate. That canister is like a bobbin. The second spool is up top like it is normally placed on the machine.
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