I have been talking about my sorting project - sorting through all the quilting/sewing items that belonged to a friend who can not longer sew. There is one thing I cannot identify, have not the slightest idea what it is intended to do. It might be something that goes on a sewing machine, but where? And why? I wonder if someone out there in blog land can help. I have photographed it on a one inch gridded cutting board to show the size. About 8 1/2" long. It was in the original plastic bag, but no company name, logo, or contact info.
This is one side - top or bottom.
The "pole" that sticks out is square and is closed at the ends.
This is the other side - top or bottom.
Side view.
This is the only thing that isn't clear acrylic - a curved metal strip.
The outside of the bottom piece - below the metal strip.
Let me know if you have an idea what this could be.
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This has nothing to do with what is above, but I found it fascinating. The only one I have seen is the Sydney Opera House:
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2 comments:
No guesses yet! Well, I'll give it a try. I think this is attached to your sewing machine's presser foot area and you can use it to guide a very long and cumbersome garment or perhaps large quilt through the presser foot! An elongated guide!
I thought I posted yesterday. It is a Bernina guide that fits on the extension table. I ordered one from eBay two days ago.
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