Singer Stocking Darner No. 35776 – Original Boxed Sewing Machine Attachment c. 1910-1925

A Singer Stocking Darner No. 35776, designed as a practical attachment for mending stockings and fine hosiery. This ingenious tool was used with early Singer sewing machines to repair holes or thin spots in delicate fabrics, offering a smooth, rounded surface to stitch over. This example comes complete in its original box, which is labelled with the Singer name and model number, making it a lovely find for collectors of sewing machine attachments or those interested in the history of domestic needlework. The darner itself is made of metal and has a classic egg-shaped form, ideal for supporting stretch fabrics during repair.

A fascinating and functional sewing accessory, typical of Singer’s well-made early attachments.