Just like many other crafty people, I've been spending the past few months making masks. As of this post I've done 1,279. Many went to my church, school, and first responders. The majority of my masks were made on a 1951 Singer 15-91, as well as a 1948 Singer 201. These are wonderful machines to sew masks with as they can go over the pleated seams with ease. They are fairly easy to maintain and do a consistant straight stitch. Don't let their age scare you, these are some of the best sewing machines out there and you can usually pick them up at garage sales for cheap. Stay safe everyone!
Here are 3 of my old ladies. The top is a 1952 Singer Model 231, 1948 Singer Model 201, and 1951 Singer Model 15-91. The majority of the masks were done on the 15-91.
