


Wesley Jr. was also kind enough to give me Great-Grandma Beckie's sewing machine. It is amazing to imagine her using that very machine to lovingly make clothing and other items for her family. Our family.
Including the surnames Tapley, Drake, Page, Harrell, Odom, Claxton, Bush, Swain, and Schwalls from the U.S. Southeast; and Ranney, Hubbard, Hesser, Carter, Schoonover, and Ozmun/Ozman/Osman from the U.S. Northeast and Midwest
Hey Liz! While I'm sure this machine is a bit older, my Mother had a Singer treadle machine similar to this one. I learned to sew on it and did so for years. When I moved away and got an electric, it was never the same and I did not enjoy sewing after that. There was something soothing about the back and forth motion of that old treadle that I loved. I have often considered buying a refurbished one but don't know where in my house I'd have room for it! Thanks for the memories!
ReplyDeleteAh, yes, memories. Does it still work Liz???
ReplyDeleteLisa, I'm glad I could remind you of something you loved!
ReplyDeleteCarol, I actually have no idea if it still works or not. I haven't even tried it out!