 Singer FreestyleKnitting Machine Museum Singer Freestyle Carriages |  Singer FreestyleKnitting Machine Museum Singer Freestyle The pressure pad input device. |
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 Singer FreestyleKnitting Machine Museum Singer Freestyle |  Singer FreestyleKnitting Machine Museum Singer Freestyle Books and pattern sheets |
 Singer Memo IIKnitting Machine Museum Singer Memo II |  Singer Memo IIKnitting Machine Museum Singer Memo II Pressure Pad Input Device |
 Singer Freestyle IIKnitting Machine Museum Singer Memo II with Books |  Singer FreestyleKnitting Machine Museum Singer Freestyle Jacquard sample |
Singer Freestyle Electronic
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Singer Memo II Electronic
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An extremely lightweight machine but sturdy and sophisticated with it. I can well understand why it is loved by those dedicated Singer Superba users. If physical strength is not your forte, it offers sophistication and a solution to pushing heavy carriages and with the addition of a small Singer motor attached, even better. The Singer/Superbas are fine electronics and are still reasonably priced even today! The programming of the Freestyle is simple enough to understand as long as you follow the instructions and only takes minutes. The graphs are maximum size of either 12 x 16 or alternatively 16 x 12 and believe it or not you can produce some lovely designs using a functions board that offers a choice of mirror image, double length etc etc (check out the fabulous Superba website for a dedicated expert’s view of the whole range of these fine machines.
