Treadle Embroidery Rose

[@chevydude658]

Well thanks a lot Mr. Tim. I blame you for my sewing machine obsession. I am now up to about 20 machines including 3 Featherweights, 2 301s, a 201, a 66, 2 99's, and a treadle with a vibrating shuttle. LOL! I still can't do the free motion embroidery but I do the free motion quilting instead. Thanks for your generosity in sharing your incredible talent and knowledge with all of us.

[@944gemma]

Tim, your videos are all top notch. Great teaching style. Tons of information. AND, your work is exquisite, some to aspire to. I have a number of old machines all near and dear to my heart.

[@hortenciaflores7688]

I have a few, industrial machines,and by seen your video, I got to addicted to old house machines, My next project, plenty ideas. Thank you .

[@deniseferreira7419]

Hi, Tim your embroidery is Very wonderful, thank you , I am learn from the best is you .God bless your Hands this vídeo is Very good and importante for us". As artesãs brasileiras como eu agradecem suas lições pois meu sonho era aprender a bordar a máquina .

[@TimLatimerquilts]

Thank you!

[@michianaliving5113]

Do you think a person could free motion quilt with this technique? I have a 1909 White Family Rotary. No darning feet available for them. I don't want to replace the bar but I can easily take the foot off. Any suggestions? Thanks. Love your videos. 💕

[@Tunneldreamer]

TIP:- Stretch an elastic band between the hinge pins. This will keep them in the upright position and help you get the machine onto the pins easily. Just snip the elastic once the machine is in place!

[@yousseffitiane6235]

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[@SoniaBTextiles]

Feeling so inspired after watching this! Thank you!

[@TimLatimerquilts]

thank you! glad that you liked it

[@valeriehandmadewithheart]

You inspire me. This is said sincerely.

[@TimLatimerquilts]

thank you!

[@markofashion1790]

I enjoy your video it's fun to watch doing your embroidery I also teach myself how to I create art. I own many VSM Singer Singer 401A, 66 , 221-1 early 1933 and 221k Feb 1957 & more.

[@gregcrabb3497]

Do you use bobbin thread or just embroidery thread? I'm experimenting right now with serger thread in the bobbin.

[@ZzulfadliNasir]

This works too, I've done it

[@tgsankatanga6162]

Hi Tim, I love watching your great work and patience. I have a question. Can you advice on the thread tension for singer 15? My machine does not properly stitch without a presser foot and I wonder if you can advice on how to fix the problem? Thank you for any advice you can give me.

[@catvangogh766]

This is awesome! I love all your videos! I am bummed I don't have a treadle. But will try on my vintage Bernina. What size thread are you using?

[@TimLatimerquilts]

this is 40weight polyester machine embroidery thread

[@scrapinmaniac]

Hi Tim, love your videos! You inspired me on getting an old vintage treadle and restoring it. I got it working and the only problem I am getting its with the tread catching in my hoop. I got the fabric on the hoop tight. But the tread does not catch. The machine does makes a beautiful stitch when it has the press or hoop on. I keep practicing but it is not working 100 percent . Do you have any advise for me? I really will appreciate any feedback you can offer. Thank you!

[@TimLatimerquilts]

for me the real challenge was getting the tension right......the top tension needs to be really very loose in order to make it work ... I also found that it worked better with lighter weight fabric (actually muslin weight is the easiest for me) I hope that helps

[@debzuccolo4456]

Great job! What kind of thread do you use? Thanks Deb form Italy

[@TimLatimerquilts]

40 weight polyester machine embroidery thread......usually coats and clark brand, but also florianni, and others

[@kathygabel6504]

do you a stablizer under your fabric? if so, what do you use? thanks for sharing

[@TimLatimerquilts]

I didnt on this one.....I have had good luck with a paper type tear away stabilizer

[@debzuccolo4456]

thanks for the info

[@luffymeliodas7882]

Plize. Quelle. LA. Melleure. Machine. Pour la. Brodrie

[@amandadenning2220]

Don't you hate it when you are on a roll and bam, out of bobbon thread? lol

[@TimLatimerquilts]

LOL....yes!