Bodie – Lottie Johl’s Treadle – Fabric Prints

Description

This vintage treadle sewing machine was left behind in Lottie Johl’s living room at the ghost town of Bodie. One of many artifacts that remain to tell the story of a different way of life in the gold mining boom and bust era. Hang this vintage beauty in your sewing room or laundry room and connect with those days gone by.

This wallhanging is ready to ship within a few business days. Order now and hang this on your wall, adding a touch of the wild west to your walls in just a matter of days. The fabric is a mid-weight linen-cotton blend, custom printed in the United States and hemmed in my Bishop, California studio. It come with a wood bar, tucked into corner pockets so it is ready to hang on a nail or hook on your wall.

Care instructions: If needed, wash separately in cool or warm water using a gentle machine cycle. Machine dry using a low temperature setting. Use an iron with on a cotton setting and iron from the back side, to avoid possible color transfer.

Wild Onion Creations celebrates the details of our wild places, like the wild onions blooming along the stream banks or the vintage treadle sewing machines left behind to collect dust. Display a handmade original piece of locally made art to reconnect with those amazing details that make wild places sing.