Lizzie Lenard Vintage Sewing

Bind across one end of the quilted piece.  This is the end that will be hidden under the flap.  I used an odd end of binding left over fr...

This is the first project using the 1949 Singer 15K hand machine that I have recently cleaned up.   Mobile phone cosies are so easy to ...

It comes in a handy little tin from the music shop and costs less than three quid. It looks like barley sugar but tastes nothing li...

I love hoverflies.  Nice smart stripy little chaps.

Here is the view inside the back inspection plate.  This was before I got rid of all the nasty brown residue. At the top of the sha...

Here is the latest machine, a beautiful Singer 201K treadle manufactured in 1936. I had a devil of a job trying to get decent pictures ...

I threw this together last night - not my neatest piece of work ever, but I needed to try out the latest acquisition, a 1936 Singer 201K ...