Tutorial Tuesday: How to Clean and Lubricate Your Featherweight! Keeping the gears and motor of your Featherweight properly cleaned and lubricated is a simple maintenance activity that will help your machine enjoy a long and healthy life. Head to the schoolhouse to learn our method for cleaning, and where to apply grease to your machine to keep it in great sewing condition. Go to Tutorial Tuesday now >> https://singer-featherweight.com/blogs/schoolhouse/how-to-clean-lubricate-your-gears-and-moto

This Singer Featherweight 222K was commissioned on March 15, 1960, in Kilbowie, Scotland. Fully serviced inside and out, it’s ready to sew! Graded 8 . With its rare Red “S” badge from the final years of production, this 222K is especially collectible! ✨Click the link below or in bio to be directed to the Rare Featherweight Faire page to view this machine and more! https://singer-featherweight.com/collections/featherweight-faire Singer Featherweight Singer 221 Singer Featherweight 221 Singer 222

https://singer-featherweight.com/blogs/schoolhouse/tagged/maintenance Learn how to easily adjust the speed control on the later, clamshell-style foot controller (aka: foot pedal) common to the white Singer Featherweight 221K. Carmon Henry from the Featherweight Shop will guide you for properly adjusting the foot controller to obtain a full range of speed. | Featherweight Shop

Singer Featherweight 221K Sewing Machine in White. Often called Celery or Pale Turquoise, these late-1960s Featherweights are dainty, collectible, and so pretty. Fully serviced, polished, and rewound to 110v for optimum speed and torque — ready to sew right out of the case. Both machines are graded 8 with only light scuffs. One even includes its original cardboard insert (an incredibly rare accessory we’ve only ever seen twice!) paired with a lilac houndstooth interior and two-tone blue exterior