Distinctive Stitches
The Singer 600E (below) was the top of the line when it came out in the early 60's! It has lots of nice features, including more fancy stitches than I'll ever use.
Pictured above is the machine that started it all...my very first Singer. It's just a toy, but really sewed a chain stitch and I made my first doll quilt on it when I was four or five. My earliest lessons were from my grandma and mom, who did a great job teaching me!
I love these machines! They're simple but serve nicely for specific tasks. The 347 (above) is a great quilter with the walking foot attached!
The 457 (below) is great for everyday mending when my other machines are set up for projects.
I offer custom-sewn aprons designed with your input.
You pick the style and color or theme to get a made-to-order apron and accessories.
My grandma gave me this machine about ten years ago which makes it my "newest" machine, age-wise. I used it exclusively until I started acquiring the "grown-up" Singers a couple of years ago.
I love my sergers for seams, gathering and giving that nice, finished look!
No sewing room would be complete without an embroidery machine.
