OUR PARTNERS

Vintage Stitching partners with others to make this museum possible:

Annies Art Attic in Kingman, Az supports charities in our community by operating a beautiful thrift shop located in Northern Ave.  Annie donated a Singer 66 circa 1924 and cabinet to our Vintage Stitching museum. 

Machines I purchase, so they aren't destroyed, turned into yard art or sent to the trash and are in bad disrepair, both machine and cabinetry I turn to David Lindsey and his wife Janice.  David is a true craftsman in restoration of these Vintage Ladies and their cabinets.   While he states he is a hobbyist he is so knowledgeable and professional in bringing to life again Singer machines that have lost their luster over the years.  The below two photos are of a typical Singer found in a thrift shop after being used and abused.  The good thing about these Ladies of Steel is they continue to run no matter the abuse and if treated special can become as pretty as they once were.

Special thanks to all my friends and relatives who look for Singer machines for me. and sometimes go pick them up and keep them safe until I can get to them!  Thanks to others like Sam in Kingman, Sue in Henderson and many others who discounted machines for me because they believed in my preservation of these vintage ladies!  This museum is funded solely by me and it is free to those who have an interest.   I encourage home schooled children, and small boy/girl scout troops to come see these machines, all of which are in working order, as well as visitors to Kingman passing through that want a little stop over.