Singer Model 15-91: Sewing a Patchwork Flat Cap

Featured is a 1948 Singer Model 15-91 given to me by Dennis. The machine belonged to his mother who sewed parachutes during Word War II. He asked me if I would make a cap for him, which I gladly did. I thought it would be fun to show the old machine in action.
The old Singer works beautifully! Every stitch was perfect, regardless of my amateur skills as a tailor.

[@stratocaster1greg]

How cool your friend gave you the Singer. His cap looks great. Im wearing mine now. Interesting video.

[@MarbleGems]

Rock on!

[@1950BeachGuy]

Just found your video, many thanks for posting the tutorial. I've made about 6 flat caps and had several problems which your video answered. I thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@MarbleGems]

Awesome. Glad I could help. I started making my own patterns and love making hats now. I need to make another video or two, since I have made a lot more caps since that one.

[@1950BeachGuy]

A geology class I took in college the professor asked holding a rock in his hand what did the future bring with rocks, one smart _ss in the class answered sand. After watching a couple of your videos it seem you get liquid sand. Please post some more video’s on Flat Caps, it should help build your KZbin subscribers.

[@MarbleGems]

@@1950BeachGuy I will have to do that. I love making caps. I should make it shorter though.