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David Trumble, Author
Hi,
I understand the challenges of learning to sew; or
quilt; or how to fix it for sewing machines. I have not always been a sewing machine technician.
When I first met my wife Donna, she was the campus sewing
expert. She was running her alterations business out of her dorm room. At the time, I knew
nothing about sewing. Over the years, sewing has become an integral part of our lives. We
married and completed our educations. I pursued graduate
studies with a broad range of studies in education, ministry, and business management. (B.A.; M.Ed.; and
D.Min.) During my careers, I have taught in public and private schools, preached over 30 years, and operated
several businesses.
As a small church minister, money was always scarce.
So, in our sewing businesses, we have done just about every kind of sewing you can imagine.
We did original costume design to alterations, custom clothing construction, draperies, window coverings,
home décor, quilting, and sewing machine repair.
In 1992, we opened The Sewing Studio, a full service sewing
center. I was amazed by the demand for sewing machine
repair. I had cleaned our machines over the years, but I was no expert. So, I began
to look for a school, training center, book, something or somewhere I might learn to repair sewing machines.
I thought certainly there would be a basic course offered at the Junior College. Maybe there would be a regional
training program from one of the major sewing machine companies. Nope!
After a lot of searching, I found bits and pieces.
Allyn International (U.S. Necchi) permitted me to come to Denver. I spent a few days with their national
repair supervisor. He taught be a bunch. But a few days was not enough. There are thousands of
different sewing machine models. I collected a bunch of old old sewing machine repair books. I got
repair manuals on many of the more common machines. I studied hard, but still lacked
confidence.
My sewing machine repair business started
in my garage. When I got stumped, I turned to my business partner Mr. Stephen Weathers (25
years experience). He helped me diagnose and complete the repair. Over the years, I have
acquired hundreds of hours of technical training. This sewing machine repair training included Singers,
Necchis, Berninas, Janome, New Home, Dressmaker, Elna, Viking, Brothers, and Baby Lock sewing machines.
My practical sewing machine repair experience now stretches over 16 years.
My son Jeremiah use to sit at my workbench with me. He would
help with cleaning. Today he is now one of the leading technicians in Texas as well as manager
of our Killeen Sew And Quilt Store.
Today we own Temple Sewing And Supply, Inc.,
a small chain of Sew And Quilt Stores here in central Texas. As part
owner, I have worked in almost every aspect of the sewing business including: production, sales, repair,
teaching, accounting, and management. I have drawn on the expertise of many other sewing machine
technicians.
This book will answer your
questions. It will give you what you need to care for and repair sewing machines. I have included
a vast amount of essential information. This is a practical how to resource. It will make it
easy to master each step.
My sewing machine repair
business had almost immediate success. I am confident that you too will quickly and easily learn sewing
machine repair. You may simply maintain your own sewing machines operating at peak performance. Or
you may start your own profitable sewing machine repair business.
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