Did you know Singer Manufacturing Company made items outside of sewing machines? First, we have to start by talking about the name. Initially the brand was called I. M. Singer & Co and only sold sewing machines. But by 1863, they became Singer manufacturing company and made a variety of different products. The name was […]
Innovation has come thru NOTAPE, but will it make zipper tape 100% obsolete? NOTAPE is a technology combining fabric with zipper. This eliminates the need to have zippers with zipper tape. According to NOTAPE, the elimination of zipper tape will help the manufacturing process by reducing: No Explanation As of the time of writing this […]
In May of 2025, Mysewnet was rebranded as Creativate. The adversing promised everything would be relatively the same, just better organized. Also, many of the naming conventions for subscription plans changed. For those of you who don’t know anything about Creativate. Here’s a brief overview. Creativate is an app made for Singer, Viking, and Pfaff […]
Necchi sewing machines were very robust and made by the Necchi family from Pavia, Italy. But, what is the origin story? And, what is going on with them in the modern day? Necchi’s Start Necchi began as a iron and copper business in 1865. This business was operated by Ambrogio Necchi. Eventually, the business expanded […]
In 1986, the first Janome Combi Machine released. At time of release, this machine costed $900. $900 was a lot of money back in 1986. You may be asking yourself why I am bringing up the Janome Combi machine now. But, I have a very interesting reason why. A New Janome Combi In May of […]