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Saving a Vintage Kenmore and Cabinet.
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My first project isn’t a sewing project! It’s a repair project! I found this Kenmore Model 48 and Cabinet for $20 bucks at a thrift store. I just couldn’t pass that up. I knew the motor worked and the wiring looked good. The machine was a slightly sticky yellow mess. It did not have the cams or any other accessories, but I don’t care much for decorative stitches. So why not take this guy home and see what happens?
I posted my ramblings about my progress with the machine on my Tumblr account for all of you here at Burdastyle.
http://synthetase.tumblr.com/post/4202362589/20-for-this-1950s-kenmore-model-48-zig-zag-sewing
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Kenmore Sewing Machine
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