Both. Models at home are not that different than the factory version. How do you think most clothes are made? They are made in factories with sewing machines - you could search the net and you would see pictures of rows upon rows of people sitting at sewing machines in factory making shirts and jeans etc.
At home or in factories.
Sewing machines is a compound noun. (The gerund sewing is acting as a noun adjunct.)
they used sewing machines and lots of tools.
To the best of my knowledge people still use hand sewing machines
idk u guess
Sewing machines are used to make a lot of items. You can make pilow cases, qults, aprons. pillows, pants, tops, stuffanimals etc. ~ Walk into any store that has clothing. Take a look around you. Everything you see has been stitched by a sewing machine. This includes boots and shoes. Cave people used bone and sinew to stitch their fur skins together for clothing. From the beginning of time, sewing has been part of necessity. As time went on, industrial era created the sewing machines. And through evolution, we have our nice machines at home we sew with today.
Some of the machines that are used to make purses include sewing machines and presses. Purses are sometimes hand-sewn as well.
Yes, Singer sewing machines were used during the Civil War, primarily by the Union. These machines were utilized to produce uniforms and other textiles for soldiers, significantly enhancing the efficiency of garment production. The use of sewing machines allowed for quicker and more consistent manufacturing compared to hand-sewing, which was crucial during the war. Additionally, the Singer company actively marketed its machines to military contractors, further contributing to their widespread use.
In the same way they are today
Sewing machines are used to fasten pieces of fabric together by using needle and thread, just like you would if you were sewing by hand, only much faster and neater.
Are you asking about a treadle machine? These were the ones used before electric sewing machines.
Janome makes the the current Kenmore sewing machines.