Singer 15-91 sewing machine

The Singer 201-2 weighs 32 to 33 lbs. The Singer 15-91 weighs 27 to 28 lbs.

15-91 — Spool Of Thought

This is the last installment in my series on fixing my 1948 Singer sewing machine, because it’s completely restored! You can check the earlier parts by clicking the links: part 1, part 2, par…

Singer 15-91 Sewing Machine

If you've already got some assorted screwdriver bits that will fit parts of your Singers, and a bit-holding screwdriver handle, you don't n...

In the last entry we learned to deduce if we were looking at a model 15--or something else--based on the giveaway "runway" and "ski jump" o...

They’re Beautiful, Sturdy and Often Perform Better Than Modern Machines! Modern sewing machines are wonderful with their advanced capabilities. However, vintage machines definitely have earned a place in today’s sewing rooms. They’re often beautiful to look at, with ornate decals and other decorative touches. They also tend to perform better than modern machines for some …

Not sure about how to go about restoring a vintage sewing machine? This is how I restored a 1936 Singer 201-2.

It occurred to me a few months ago that I have a very nice sewing machine with very nice features that I never use, and that if I sold said machine I could buy a serger and a basic sewing machine and have money left over. As I began my research into great basic straight stitch machines (for if I…

Back in this post, I mentioned in passing that I had recently purchased this vintage Singer 15-91 off of ebay. Since it arrived, I’ve been searching for a cabinet of it's own to put it