Sewing Machine With Tools Embroidery Design, Instant Download

I drew up this vintage sewing machine with all the lil tools scattered around it because honestly im a sucker for old singer style machines. The body is charcoal with that proper directional satin work running across the metal so it dont read as a flat patch. A cream coloured measuring tape spills out from behind, all marked up with tiny inch lines, and theres a sage button, a coral button, a grey thimble, plus a needle with thread leaning against the side.

Smallest hoop runs 3.51 by 3.34 inches at 14,747 stitches and the biggest goes 7.51 by 7.15 at just over 39k. Eight colours total which sounds alot but the swap order is logical. Stick to medium cutaway, the satin density on the machine body wants real support underneath especially on knits.

Ive been making this for friends who run little alteration shops and one customer ordered it twice last month for tote bags she sells at her local craft fair. It also works realy well as a logo style mark for sewing teachers, quilt guild members, anyone who lives at a workbench.

Stitch it on natural linen, oatmeal canvas, or a cream apron and the whole palette pops. Skip dark navy or black fabric here because the charcoal machine body just disappears into it. Pick a tearaway only if youre using a stiff canvas, otherwise stick with cutaway.

Pair it with a contrast bobbin in the cream sections so the underside looks tidy if its gonna show. Iron from the back with a press cloth, never directly on the satin, and the threads hold their sheen for years.