Vintage sewing machines represent a bygone era of meticulously crafted all-metal machinery, a time when America and other industrious nations built durable classic machines to be passed down from generation to generation. Still Stitching explores the profound impact of the sewing machine, and the benefits that domestic sewing machines brought to families. Dozens of lovely machines and technical features are discussed. From the days of the “patent wars,” to the explosion of Japanese “clones” of the Singer model 15, the history of these powerful beauties is as deep as the passion shared by countless collectors, enthusiasts, restoration specialists and those who continue to sew on vintage models.

　　Filmmakers Brenda and James Wolfensberger have been traveling through New York, New England, Ohio, Maryland, and Virginia to bring you the first full-length, comprehensive documentary on vintage sewing machines. Enjoy interviews with collectors, mechanics, and restoration enthusiasts Scott Kennedy, Renato Pace, Karen Castor, Danna L. Fore, Terry Crawford Palardy, Will McCann, Cathy Racine, and Joe Brennan.