King of Prussia Sewing Center

King of Prussia Sewing Center Stop in our store or look at our selection online. Stop in our store for a personal demonstration or look at our selection online.

Over 3000 Bolts of Fabric Steve's Sewing Vacuum & Quilting of King of Prussia offers over 3000 bolts of quality fabrics, perfect for quilting or garment sewing. Sewing Machine Sales and Service Steve's services all brands of sewing, embroidery, and serger machines and we sell quality Bernina, Baby Lock, and Janome machines. Stop in our store for a personal demonstration, just minutes from Philadel

phia and Norristown, in King of Prussia. Vacuum Cleaner Sales and Service Steve's services all brands of vacuum cleaners and we sell quality Miele, Riccar, and Sebo vacuum cleaners. Luxury Appliances by Miele As a Miele Diamond Dealer, Steve's is authorized to sell, install, and service all Miele products from coffee makers to laundry and vacuums.

10/16/2014

The first companies to use sewing machines were clothing manufacturers of ready-to-wear clothing and shoes, a new industry that developed in the mid-1800s. Personal sewing machines for home use became increasingly popular after the 1860s.

10/14/2014

Did you know that a lockstitch can be formed anywhere on the material being sewn and does not need to be near an edge? The lockstitch involves two threads, one passing through a needle and one coming from a bobbin or shuttle.

10/09/2014

If your sharp sewing scissors are used to cut something other than fabric, do you know what you can cut to give them back at least a little of their edge? Cutting sandpaper will usually do the trick; however, if they are really dull, you may want to have them professionally sharpened.

10/07/2014

The first vacuum cleaners, dating from the mid 1800s, used hand-operated bellows to create suction. These came in all shapes and sizes, and were actually of minimal help in daily cleaning.

10/02/2014

If you are dealing with several high-traffic carpeted areas in your home, then upright vacuums are going to be your best bet. Uprights generally provide a wider cleaning swath, and they tend to be better at deep cleaning.

09/30/2014

The first electric vacuum cleaners that did not require a hand-operated bellow showed up in the early 1900s. They were an immediate success. However, for many decades, they were sold only as a luxury item.

09/25/2014

Do you know how the first vacuum worked? The atmospheric pressure pushed air on the surface up into a tube due to the difference in air pressure caused by a hand crank. While the vacuum worked to pick up dirt and debris from the floor at the end of the hose, the debris was simply redistributed out of a vent on the device.

09/23/2014

Do you know how dirt particles are expelled in a “cyclone” vacuum? They are whipped outward, away from the air stream. The dirt is extracted from the air this way without using any sort of filter. It simply collects at the bottom of a cylinder.

09/18/2014

If you have more than 50 percent hard surface flooring in your home, then a canister vacuum is going to be your best bet, as these vacuums can switch directly from carpet to hard floor cleaning and back again.

09/16/2014

Robotic vacuum cleaners are typically meant to supplement a standard, human-pushed vacuum cleaner, not replace it. They are meant to perform daily or weekly touch-ups to keep your home cleaner in between regular vacuuming cycles.

09/11/2014

The first sewing machine to use a chain-stitch, single-thread technique was invented by James Gibbs in June of 1857. The first sewing machine to use a zigzag stitch pattern was later invented by a woman from Portland, Maine named Helen Augusta Blanchard in 1873.

09/09/2014

Want to keep your hardwood or laminate floor clean and protected? Raise the brush attachment before moving your vacuum from carpeting onto a hard surface like hardwood or tile. This will help avoid scratches and keep debris contained.

Address

268 W Dekalb Pike
King Of Prussia, PA
19406

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 9pm
Tuesday 10am - 9pm
Wednesday 10am - 9pm
Thursday 10am - 9pm
Friday 10am - 9pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm
Sunday 12pm - 5pm

Telephone

+16107689453

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