Convert a huskylock 936 from coverstitch to regular serging
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convert from coverstitch to regular serging
Sunday, July 25th, 2010Singer 95-12 from Skydive California City
Tuesday, July 6th, 2010
This is an old Singer 95-12 industrial sewing machine that I managed to get working recently. It was produced by the Singer Company and according to them it was built in Elizabeth, NJ circa 1923. I came by it when I bought a couple of other industrials off of the owners of Skydive California City when they closed up shop a couple of years ago. It was “non-functional” at that point, but with a little tinkering and some parts I was able to find via the Internet, it looks like there may be some use left in her.
Close Ups from A Book of Horses – A sewn Book by China Marks (silent)
Friday, June 25th, 2010
Close ups from a Book of Horses – A sewn book by china Marks, 2008. See the full Book of Horses at blip.tv China Marks completed “A Book of Horses” in August 2008. It is 19″ 15″ closed and 30″ open. It is book-like with cover, endpapers and flyleaf. China Marks is an artist who draws with an industrial sewing machine, using thread on fabric to make process-directed contemporary drawings that are shown at museums and galleries in the United States and Europe. “A Book of Horses is her second book. In September 2009, there will be a solo exhibition of the sewn books and sewn drawings of China Marks at the Luise Ross Gallery, 511 West 25th St, #307, NYC www.luiserossgallery.com