It's a pretty straight forward piece of equipment the spindle spins but it also moves up and down to make a smoother finish. You can pop the sleeves on and off and it has a dust collection port in the back to which you can attach a bag to collect dust. So far so good.
This is my progress on my square toed pumps. I really have improved since I made my first pair in January. ALOT.
Now for the sewing machine well it hasn't arrived yet. I was "inspired" to purchase it after reading about Maddie's new restored Singer Featherweight which as a result of some kind of sewing perverseness she had mailed to her parent's home for a xmas present. I do NOT have that level of restraint.
I had remember that some Singer's can be converted to handcrank. Not a featherweight because those have an geared motor. No I needed one that was belt driven. I finally snagged a Singer 99k and ordered the crank parts. The machine is set to be delivered on friday so we'll see how that goes.
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Natasha, I am way beyond impressed at your shoe-making endeavor. These are so cute — they remind me of ballet shoes. (I mean that in a good way!) I absolutely love the leopard print too. I popped over from Maddie's post on bra-making since I loved reading your input on the subject. Believe it or not I see a commonality between making one's own shoes and bras...everyone's feet and breasts are so very unique for each individual, what a huge relief to having custom comfort to wear! Bliss!
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