@@annagreaves1256 I was very lucky to find it in a local charity shop. Love mine x

Thanks, I was very pleased with the results.

Thanks

Thanks Jon. I learned to sew my own clothes on My Mum's machine from the age of 13. It's a lifetime love of mine. I hope your Grandchildren enjoy their creative journey.

@@ElaineMortimer-c1h Are they? I must take another look at the packaging.

Help?

@DianeStehly Sorry, I don't work for Singer. I can only refer you to the instruction manual and if help needed there's a Singer Helpline contact number that can help you. I think Id first check that I'd threaded the machine correctly, then loaded the bobbin correctly. Good luck.

@@DianeStehlyWere you able to get the thread to pick up the bobbin yet?

I’m having the exact same issue. I’ve got an older model (4423) that I’ve barely used but I’m assuming the process is the same. Guide book doesn’t give me a trouble shoot option for this. Did u manage to find a solution?

@barbarajobling5665 Glad to hear it x

Glad you like them!

Really nice, aren't they?

Me too!

Thanks, I sat with my feet up and enjoyed it.

@fallinstarzz5081 Thanks for your comment and I'm glad you not only enjoyed but benefitted from this video . I'm very impressed that you have such a vintage collection, you must love fabrics! Not only is it difficult to sew, mixing the type of velvets makes it more of a challenge. One piece of advice - if I were going to make another velvet topper, I would not use a fleece as a backing. Instead I'd opt for cotton or soft brushed cotton. That way there are fewer conflicting warps, wefts and directions the fabrics want to fall in. I hope my neighbour really gets good use of it this year with the raises in energy prices. Good luck and enjoy experimenting with your Quilt.

Thanks Gabriella, that's really quite a compliment. Glad you like the quilt.

@pambennett8967 Hahaha, I was probably tripping over my teeth. I wonder what the captions read, sometimes they can be very funny.. Glad you like the quilt!

@ it's lovely

Yes, I am, but never too busy for you Sand! You might recognise some of the items coming up soon. xx

You're welcome.

Glad you like it!

Thanks, she liked it too.

@BeckyMortonWeeks OK I will.

Thanks, Becky.

Thanks, I'm hoping it keeps her warm this winter.

@@annagreaves1256 Thanks Anna. X

I'd search Ebay or a Google search to see if anyone has a manual for your machine. I wonder whether it would be helpful to photograph some of the pages of the manual for my 99K? On holiday at present, but I might do that when I return.

@brianmorrison9168 Glad you enjoyed it. My trip was over 2 years ago now, so I might rewatch my own video.

@bella-bee That's such a good idea. I don't have a horizontal bannister in my flat only 45degree ones, but we tend to have to think outside the box sometimes as Quilters, don't we?

@@LisaLisa-zl9vu thanks!

@Kelsey-s1z Turn the handle away from you (clockwise) to acheive a forward stitch. If you turn the handle towards you ( anti-clockwise) to acheive a back stitch. My machine's not keen to do a back stitch. Hope this helps.

@@UsernameUnkwn21 Thanks. Yes, I watch Cathy of Cat Bird Quilts every Friday on KZbin and have learned a great deal from her.

Well done you... Once you start using these machines, you'll soon see the benefits.

@cuteyrupert9483 Thanks. They're actually 2 wreaths together - one round one heart shaped to give the appearance of fullness.

@omisfavorites1054 Thanks, am a bit old school - I like to use my mirrors and windows for visibility. At the moment, the console on the dashboard is a bit of a distraction so I haven't turned it on apart from rear parking assist.

Yes, I am and happy to still recommend.

@carolramsey9692 Thanks, I'm realising I'm a " make it up as you go along" kind of Quilter. Keep watching!

Thanks