A question often raised on many survivalist forums is whether it’s a good idea to use fishing line for sewing. What’s the deal with sewing with fishing line? Let’s find out. What is fishing line Fishing line is a tough material designed to withstand the stress of pulling a fighting fish out of the water. … Read more
At the Sewing Machine Club we’re huge fans of older sewing machines, so in this post, we’ll take a look at how to thread an older Singer sewing machine. How to thread an older Singer sewing machine: step by step First off, it is useful to understand that all sewing machines are essentially the same. … Read more
A big part of owning a sewing machine is maintaining said sewing machine. A well cared for machine can last for years and years, and just looking at some well preserved vintage sewing machines should prove this to you. You need to oil your machine regularly, but what are some sewing machine oil substitutes? Maintaining … Read more
Introduction Sewing is one of the oldest crafts in history. It is somewhat under appreciated by the general public, yet it is the very foundation of things like style and equipment in our society. Whether you are getting a tux and a dress for a gala dinner or putting on a winter jacket to explore … Read more
Morse sewing machines are classic vintage sewing machines that are often sought after by many people. Unlike today’s sewing machines, vintage machines were made of much tougher materials and were built to last. Let’s learn a little about the history of the Morse sewing machine. In 1948, Philip Morse set up a distributing company in … Read more
Types of sewing machinesQuick Buying GuideBefore setting out to purchase the sewing machine that best meets your needs, there are specific factors to consider so you don’t eventually throw your money in a deep pitch. Such factors may include the task for which you want to use the machine, frequency of its use, its weight … Read more
