Sewing Machine Ornament

Item # 32103
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Glass 2.75"
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About Sewing Machine Ornament

Size: 2.75&quot;
Material: Glass
  • From Old World Christmas

Stitch up some holiday magic with our Sewing Machine Ornament by Old World Christmas! This miniature marvel brings the art of stitching to your tree with a touch of vintage glamour and a sprinkle of glittery flair.

Picture it: a sleek black sewing machine adorned with a dazzling gold glitter Art Deco design. The silver mechanisms add an authentic touch, making this ornament a must-have for sewing enthusiasts and vintage aficionados alike.

Whether you're a seasoned seamstress, a DIY diva, or simply appreciate the finer details, this ornament is sure to weave its way into your heart. Hang it proudly on your tree and let it inspire visions of handmade holiday delights and creative craftsmanship. After all, 'tis the season to sew the seeds of joy and creativity!

Text on Old World hang tag: For centuries all clothing was laboriously made by hand using a needle and thread. Developed in 1790, then patented in 1846, the Sewing Machine promised relief from countless hours of hand labor. The Sewing Machine was named the "Queen of Inventions" in 1860, and has been in use ever since.

Item #: 32103

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