The fastest way to locate and purchase Singer sewing machine parts is online. Armed with the information of make, model and serial number, anything from manuals, feet, cabinets, and accessories can be purchased. No machine is too old that parts cannot be found.
Singer is one of America’s oldest and most trusted sewing machine manufacturers. From their humble beginnings in 1851 with hand-cranked, chain-stitch machines, treadle machines to today’s computerized models, their name has become synonymous worldwide with sewing.
Find belts, feet, and shuttles for Great-Great-Great Grandma’s beautiful treadle machine online with ease. Machines that pre-date serial numbers still have parts available for sale from collectors from sites like eBay.
 Singer Sewing Machine Model 403A Presser Foot & Parts US $20.00 |
 SINGER SEWING MACHINE PART 221 ATTACHMENT PARTS HEMMER US $13.99 |
 SINGER MODEL 774 SEWING MACHINE ASSORTED PARTS SCREWS US $21.71 |
 SINGER MODEL 774 SEWING MACHINE ASSORTED PARTS WHEEL US $13.05 |
 SINGER SEWING MACHINE 15 Drive Bar PART MACHINES PARTS US $23.98 |
 SINGER SEWING MACHINE 221 PART FeedDog #45788 PARTS US $12.95 |
 SINGER SEWING MACHINE 221 PART ROCKER PARTS MACHINES US $19.98 |
Sewing machine cabinets are more than just a place to store the machine. Often made from top quality woods and trims, they have become heirlooms in their own right. This piece of functional furniture was once displayed prominently in many homes. Today, this is still the case. While some heirloom cabinets no longer hold machines, they are still displayed for their stunning practicality and woodwork design. Some have become desks, vanities and more.
No repair shop can hold parts for every machine ever made. Shopping for parts online is the fastest way to locate everything you need for your machine. Most often, repairs on sewing machines are made by the sewer him or herself. It’s not hard to replace a broken foot or feed dog if you have the right tools.
When inheriting, buying a used one or receiving a used machine as a gift, the parts most often missing are the manuals. Most sewing machine models are straightforward while some have features that may be unfamiliar to the new owner. Shopping online is the fastest way to find a manual for your machine, no matter how old the machine is. Someone out there has one for sale, or you may be able to purchase a copied version from eBay.
 Original 1968 Singer 'Touch & Sew' Model 636 Zig Zag Sewing Machine Manual US $29.95 |
It doesn’t matter if your machine is from 1851, 1951 or 2011, you can find Singer sewing machine parts online. Don’t discard that old machine just because something is missing- purchase the part, make the repair and donate the machine to charity, give it as a gift or sell it in a garage sale. Some of the older models are very popular again.