They could make their own clothes more easily.
Many women in the 19th and early 20th centuries wanted to invest in sewing machines because they provided a means of empowerment and independence. Sewing machines allowed them to create and sell garments, contributing to their household income and enhancing their economic autonomy. Additionally, these machines saved time and effort compared to hand-sewing, enabling women to engage in other activities, including education and social engagements. This shift also represented a broader societal change towards women's roles in both the home and the workforce.
it made making clothes much easier.
Women wanted to start making their own clothes to save money, they started by hand-sewing and then moved to machines.
They could make their own clothes more easily.
They could make their own clothes more easily.
it made making clothes much easier.
The sewing machine let women sew more quickly and efficiently. During the 1800's the use of the sewing machine by women led to the mass production of clothing.
It made doing the laundry much less time consuming.
sewing and cooking
Women sewing animal furs together.
Traditionally, a Seamstress.
tO GIVE women something to do