Name/Title
Singer Stocking DarnerDescription
This small household device was used to repair worn or damaged stockings by supporting the fabric while it was stitched. Often clamped to a table, the darner held the material taut over a rounded surface, making it easier to weave thread across holes and restore the garment. Patent Nov 9 1909
Produced by the Singer Manufacturing Company—best known for sewing machines—this tool reflects a time when mending clothing was a common and practical skill, helping extend the life of everyday items.