Viking Feet by durleybeachbum

Photography • Still Life • posted on Feb 13, 2016

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Description

These are some feet for my trusty Viking Husqvarna sewing machine, which has done more miles that all the cars I've ever had! Built like a chainsaw, hums like a Rolls Royce. See the whole thing Here

Comments (11)

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SunriseGirl

11:56AM | Sat, 13 February 2016

Love your description. :)

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Faemike55

12:28PM | Sat, 13 February 2016

took me a second to realize what I was looking at.
great collection

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1971s

1:46PM | Sat, 13 February 2016

Fine work

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sandra46

5:17PM | Sat, 13 February 2016

great shot

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MrsRatbag

8:28PM | Sat, 13 February 2016

I could see immediately what they were, but I have only ever used two of all the ones I've got, I wouldn't have a clue about the use of the rest of them! Laid out like this it almost looks like some sort of electronic chip or resistor.

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ArtistKimberly

10:47PM | Sat, 13 February 2016

Excellent Work,

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Star4mation

6:43AM | Sun, 14 February 2016

Super shot Andrea :)

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helanker

8:21AM | Sun, 14 February 2016

HA! I wouldnt know wich foot would be used for what. Only I can see they are for your sewing Machine :-) I think I have 2 for my machine which is used once every 5th year for 5 minutes...My grand daughter has sewed more with it in one weekends, than I ever did. Mine is about 15 years old. :-P

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jendellas

10:12AM | Sun, 14 February 2016

That looks rather complicated. Not a sewer myself, not good at it.

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kenmo

7:41AM | Mon, 15 February 2016

Very interesting and unique shot....

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auntietk

2:04PM | Wed, 17 February 2016

Huh. It never would have occurred to me to take a picture of my sewing gear ... I only think to take pictures of what I MADE with it! This is compelling! (Well, it is for me at least!) I've got a 1965 Singer Golden Touch-n-Sew. Not a computer chip in sight ... it runs different stitches with drop-in cams. Last year I got another Singer, fully mechanical and heavy-duty, for hauling around in the motorhome when we're not in Texas. Spending seven months of the year without a sewing machine just wasn't working out for me. :P

Now you've got me thinking of all the cool photo ops in and around my sewing area. :)