This suncatcher is reminiscent of an old Singer, the kind you had to prime with the flywheel on the side. It was back in the days when sewing was a learned craft, instead of a factory production. This is still a nice addition to a sewing room if you have one, or a sewing area if you do it part time, or a keepsake collection if you have valuable memories of like times. A 3½" wide piece in plated metal will do the job. The machine itself is done in black opaque epoxy, while the cloth and pin tomato are transparent. $4.00 for the suncatcher, close to the price of the machine back when it was invented. No charge for postage.
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Sewing Machine Suncatcher
This suncatcher is reminiscent of an old Singer, the kind you had to prime with the flywheel on the side. It was back in the days when sewing was a learned craft, instead of a factory production. This is still a nice addition to a sewing room if you have one, or a sewing area if you do it part time, or a keepsake collection if you have valuable memories of like times. A 3½" wide piece in plated metal will do the job. The machine itself is done in black opaque epoxy, while the cloth and pin tomato are transparent. $4.00 for the suncatcher, close to the price of the machine back when it was invented. No charge for postage.
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