It costs about the same as basic starter machines that come with a lot less. For about $300 you can buy a high quality machine with lots of automation built by one of the most respected brands in the industry. It’s the kind of deal that makes you feel like you’re getting away with something sneaky!
Janome DC1050 Sewing Machine Review
Janome DC5100 Sewing Machine Review
This is the sewing machine you want when you plan on doing a lot of sewing and when the appearance and quality of your stitches will be an integral part of your work.
(And I’m not just saying that because its adorable pink accents are a perfect match for this site!)
Singer 7258 Sewing Machine Review
In fact, this gives a few of the most popular Brother machines a run for their money. If you’re heart is set on this brand read through the details below. I think you’ll find this is an ideal choice whether you’re looking for your first machine, a replacement for an older one or as a gift for a beginner.
Brother XR9000 Sewing Machine Review
It might look familiar, too, as it’s identical to another popular Brother model – the SQ9000.
Janome 3160QDC Sewing Machine Review
Beautiful stitches are a given with Janomes but you’re also going to get an extra long extension table, the latest feed dog system, complete button operation for all functions and the whole thing is packed into a full-size machine that weighs just over 12 pounds.
Janome JNH1860 Sewing Machine Review
This one’s not yet available online so I’m off to visit my local dealer to gather more information in the next day or two. Wanted to post this much, at least, to satisfy the request from a recent site visitor. 😉
Singer 2263 Sewing Machine Review
If you read the post I wrote about my run in with my mom’s old Viking machine, you’ll know that front-loading bobbins and I are not friends. They’re not impossible to use, they’re just not easy.
In fact, most people really like this machine except for one, repetitive issue – problems with the bobbin thread. Somehow, I’m not surprised.
Janome Sew Precise Sewing Machine Review
It was recognized by Consumer Digest as a Best Buy. Plus, it’s built by one of the brands best known for precision stitching and reliable performance. Third, the selection of stitches covers all kinds of sewing projects.
Those who want automation without computerized features might be thrilled with the simplicity of this powerful machine.
Singer CE 150 Futura Review
It is certainly aptly named – “Futura” is perfectly suited to the ergonomic placement of the control panel, the wide base, and the spacious work area.
For beginners, entry level combination sewing machines are a great way to get into machine embroidery.
Janome Jem Gold 660 Review
This 12-lb. machine offers 8 stitches, including 2 stretch stitches and a built-in buttonhole.
Standard Janome quality and durability make this 3/4-size machine perfect for a first time sewist or as a travel machine for taking to classes.
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