Sewing is becoming a lost art form, reserved for local artisans and the handiest of D.I.Y. bloggers. But there was a time when every young woman learned how to stitch, and they probably had a lesson on a machine from SINGER.

This summer marked the 160th anniversary of the old standard, but their newest product is anything but stale. We're putting the SINGER 160 sewing machine on our wish lists, not just for its antique visage, but for it's techie upgrades, including programmed stitches and a digital face. Get it tomorrow on HSN.

Buy a machine and you can also share your sewing story on SINGER's community board, MySingerStory.com. There are already 2,000 stories from all 50 states!