Discover the Magic of Vintage Reimagined: Your Dream Singer Featherweight Awaits! 🌈 Imagine the gasps of delight as you unveil your one-of-a-kind, powder-coated Singer Featherweight. This isn't just a sewing machine; it's a vibrant piece of functional art that will breathe new life into your crafting space! These machines are not a painted machine as you can see a custom painted Singer Featherweight 221 machine is not as durable as a powder coated machine. Picture yourself: Sitting at your sewing table, inspired by the pop of color that brightens your day Feeling a surge of creativity as your fingers glide over the smooth, durable finish Basking in the admiration of fellow crafters who marvel at your unique treasure This lovingly restored Singer Featherweight offers: Timeless reliability merged with modern flair A tough, chip-resistant finish that will keep its luster for years to come The perfect blend of nostalgia and contemporary style Don't settle for ordinary when you can own extraordinary! This powder-coated beauty isn't just a tool; it's a conversation starter, a mood lifter, and your new crafting companion all in one. Limited availability – act now to make this colorful piece of history yours! Embrace the joy of sewing with a machine that's as unique as your creations. Transform your sewing experience. Elevate your craft room. Own a piece of reimagined history today! Singer Featherweight Vintage Sewing Machine page and the machines that are a highly regarded series of portable sewing machines manufactured by the Singer Sewing Machine Company from 1933 to 1968. Known for their lightweight design and robust performance, these machines have become iconic among sewing enthusiasts, particularly quilters. There are parts on the little singer featherweight that have changed through out the years and it takes a good eye to spot some of those changes. The early model Singer 221 featherweight machines came in a wood box with black covering 1933 with a light teal blue inside covering. The machine itself changed every time there was a model change and that was often at first. The first Singer Featherweight machine had a flimsy tip up table on it and that was changed very quickly. Other changes came quickly with the machine gaining popularity with so many people. Its small size made it handy for packing from place to place. Women loved it and easy to see why so many were sold and production was increased in the following few years, even with a sluggish economy in the early 1930's. Now you can have Unique Singer Featherweight Paint Finishes in color with shiny finishes in powder Coat