How Mom Made Clothes 🔥Sewing In A Frontier Cabin, 1910 Singer Sewer

In a frontier cabin, we are making our clothes. No electricity, no modern amenities. Just a 1910 Singer sewing machine, run by a foot powered treadle. A true pioneer woman, our dear friend, Susan, is teaching a novice like me the ins-and-outs of how to make your own clothes with one of these historic & bomb-proof old machines. I am a novice. She is an expert. With her wisdom, her lifetime of knowledge, we just might be able to sew together a floor length apron. One patterned from the 1800s, using post-Civil War fabrics. We are embarking on a months-long journey toward making a piece of clothing from scratch, using historic tools. And my special Christmas present? A Singer Sewer of my very own from 1924. Butterick patterns 🔥 Butterick 5509 Historic and Simplicity 9835. Reproductionfabrics.com is were we found some amazing Civil War & post-Civil War block prints! ⭐️ HANDMADE MONTANA GOODS Made by us & friends (including the pioneer weaver herself, Susan). Click the link below to visit our online store to order items made right here, in small Montana workshops. 👉 ➡️ https://n9rueq-zj.myshopify.com