Love touches fabrics, colors, and dreams first. Then it meets needles and threads. Isaac Merritt Singer; sees the endless sewing struggle of his wife and seeks ways to rescue her from this trouble. He turns dreams into reality to prevent her delicate fingers and beautiful eyes from getting tired. In 1850, he adds a great invention to the world of inventions. Singer receives a patent for this invention on August 12, 1851, and reduces the burden not only of his wife but also of anyone who can buy this machine. Singer's philosophy of "quality, education, service" aims to encourage working women to continue our traditional handicrafts as a hobby and to direct housewives towards production and extra income by continuing education activities in Turkey in the fields of sewing, embroidery, patchwork nationwide. Singer continues to collaborate with all sewing, embroidery, and patchwork courses, schools, and universities. Thanks to these training and promotional activities, our women acquire new hobbies or have jobs that contribute to their household economies. Singer; gives training at dealers, Public Education Centers, Municipality Courses, and schools and reaches thousands of people every year through promotional activities. Thanks to these training and promotional activities, our women acquire new hobbies or have jobs that contribute to their household economies. Singer; wishes to revitalize interests in hobbies such as sewing, embroidery, and patchwork, which are highly popular in America and Europe but have a unique culture in our country from the perspective of handicrafts. Especially in the working life all over the world, women who are far from these beauties, through these hobbies, relax their souls, reveal their talents in the light of day, and create their own fashions to show their differences...
