john fisher made a sewing machine that became a bestseller.
john fisher made a sewing machine that became a bestseller.
who made a sewing machine that became a bestseller?
john fisher
bullet::::- singer corporation – american manufacturer of sewing machines, first established as i. m. singer & co. in 1851 by isaac merritt singer with new york lawyer edward clark.









































bullet::::- svp worldwide – private company that designs, manufactures and distributes consumer sewing machines and accessories around the world under the brands singer, husqvarna viking and pfaff.









































bullet::::- tacony corporation









































bullet::::- taft-peirce manufacturing company









































bullet::::- tikkakoski









































bullet::::- toyota









































bullet::::- union special – american industrial sewing machine company based in huntley, illinois









































bullet::::- vsm group – formerly named husqvarna sewing machines









































bullet::::- white sewing machine company
list of sewing machine brands
this fusion of drawing, narrative, and pattern coalesced in marks’ aesthetic, and on december 6, 2000, marks experienced a major shift in her thinking: “my drawings told me they had to be sewn.” she also realized that simple hand-sewing or hand embroidery would not suffice to attain what she was after, and that mastering the properties of a sewing machine was required. she purchased a portable sewing machine, and “began to learn to draw with it, at first simply, then with greater complexity, making contemporary drawings that were enriched and transformed by the process of their creation. from the outset, i somehow knew that this was what i was going to do for the rest of my life and that the potential was enormous. i wanted to make the sewing machine an extension of my nervous system.” marks thus broke with her earlier processes and expressed her aesthetic through fabric and the properties of sewing. though her work had previously explored realms of the fantastic, the colors, textures and imagery in fabric, and the tonal, tactile, and linear properties of stitching provided marks with an expanded repertoire of elements with which to actualize her ideas. marks calls these works ″sewn drawings.″ though she had no previous knowledge of the complexities of a sewing machine, marks’ expertise with power tools, skills she acquired as a sculptor, served as the basis to understand the mechanics of machine sewing. nevertheless, mastering the sewing machine and being able to draw with it was an intense learning process that moved from a combination of hand and machine embroidery through achieving the dexterity to draw on the machine.
china marks