1970s sewing machine brooch – Acrylic

$18.00

Inspired by classic sewing machines of the 1970’s (Singer Touch & Sew), this sewing machine will look great on your sewing or quilting bag. Or wear it on your lapel to your next sewing event! Finely detailed, this tiny sewing machine comes ready to be threaded with the thread of your choice. The brooch measures approximately 2 1/2 inches by 1 1/2 inches with a 1 inch pinback made out of handpainted acrylic.  Please note that this tiny work of art was made by hand by me and as such you may see brushstrokes and variations in the paint that make your sewing machine one-of-a-kind.

The Singer Sewing Machine company produced Touch & Sew models from the late 1960’s to the late 1970s (model numbers 600 and 700 series). The earliest models were manufactured with all metal gears and are still reliable stitchers at over 50 years old. Most of these models were capable of making decorative stitches with the use of drop in or internal cams and some had the new innovation of ‘drop-in bobbin winding.’

The shiny gold model (like my Grandma’s) is the one of the Golden Touch N sew like model 770.

The pink model is a 626.

The blue model is a 638.

The Singer Sewing Machine company produced Touch & Sew models from the late 1960’s to the late 1970s (model numbers 600 and 700 series). The earliest models were manufactured with all metal gears and are still reliable stitchers at over 50 years old. Most of these models were capable of making decorative stitches with the use of drop in or internal cams and some had the new innovation of ‘drop-in bobbin winding.’

The shiny gold model (like my Grandma's) is the one of the Golden Touch N sew like model 770.

The pink model is a 626.

The blue model is a 638.

Additional information

Weight 2 oz
Dimensions 4 × 3 × .5 in

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