Singer Brand Sewing Machines

The Singer brand of sewing machines was founded in 1851 by Isaac Merritt Singer and Edward Clark. It was originally called the I.M. Singer & Co., but the name changed to the Singer Manufacturing Company in 1865. In 1963 the name again changed to the final one, The Singer Company.

The Singer company makes sewing machines, embroidery machines, and sergers. They also manufacture irons and steam machines that help make finishing projects easier.

Here is where to get specific Singer information:

Singer Sewing Machine Information:   

• Singer Stitch Reference Guide: Lists a thumbnail view of many sewing stitches. Handy no matter what machine you have, but it's on the Singer sewing site.   
• Singer Brand Sewing Manuals: Enter in the model number and you'll find a manual for it. Either free for downloading, or available for purchase in paper format.
• Operations Basics for Singer Machines: How to use many of the functions on a Singer sewing machine.
• Singer Presser Feet Instructions: Have a pressor foot and need help with how to use it? Find it here.
• Singer Machine Serial Numbers: Help with finding and identifying Singer sewing machine serial numbers. Note: Machines made before 1870 are not available for looking up. (Only machines dated from 1851 to 1870 are unavailable.)
• Singer Sewing Machine Parts: From industrial machines to conventional sewing machines. Also, you can look up service manuals and parts diagrams.

Help for Specific Models:

• Singer Stylist 513 - Online Manual
• Singer 1120  Serger Manual from Singer
• Singer 7444 Precision Online Manual
• Singer 7470 Confidence Spec Guide

Renee Shelton.