12 Best Basic Sewing Machine Canada
Updated on: September 2023
Best Basic Sewing Machine Canada in 2023
SINGER | Simple 3232 Portable Sewing Machine with 32 Built-In Stitches Including 19 Decorative Stitches, Automatic Needle Threader and Free Arm, Best Sewing Machine for Beginners
Singer 7258 100-Stitch Computerized 76 Decorative Stitches, Automatic Needle Threader and Bonus Accessories, Packed with Features and Easy Sewing Machine
- PUSH BUTTON STITCH SELECTION: The SINGER Stylist 7258 sewing machine allows you to select the desired stitch with just a simple push of a button. Optimum settings for length, width and tension are set automatically and are customizable with adjustable stitch length and stitch width. Volts : 120V. Amps : 0.62. Watts-74
- WARRANTY: SINGER Stylist 7258 Sewing Machine has 25 Year Limited Warranty , 60 Hertz
- This sewing machine is warranted for use in the US and Canada at 110 volts only
Singer Sewing Machine Accessory Kit, Including 9 Presser Feet, Twin Needle, and Case, Clear
- SINGER ACCESSORY KIT: The SINGER Sewing Machine Accessory Kit includes 9 presser feet - Blind Hem, Cording, Darning/Freehand Embroidery, Even Feed/Walking, Gathering, Narrow Rolled Hem, Overcasting, Satin Stitch, Straight Stitch PLUS Twin Needle and SINGER case
- DURABLE CASE: Case is a durable, plastic SINGER custom-fit container and case includes a removable padded insert
- SEWING MACHINE ACCESSORY KIT: The SINGER Sewing Machine accessories fit most low-shank sewing machines
- EVEN FEED / WALKING PRESSER FOOT: The even feed foot, sometimes called a walking foot, is used for sewing several layers of fabric, and is a must-have when quilting
- EMBROIDERY PRESSER FOOT: The SINGER darning & embroidery foot is used for repairing holes or torn areas, and is used for creating freehand monograms, freehand embroidery, thread painting and most free-motion sewing
- This sewing machine is warranted for use in the US and Canada at 110 volts only
SINGER 2250 Tradition Basic 10-Stitch Sewing Machine
- Quick and easy threading--saves time
- Easy stitch selection--change stitches in one easy step
- One automatic four-step buttonhole--no guesswork, just results
- 10 built-in stitches with one automatic 4-step buttonhole--provides endless project possibilities
- Adjustable stitch length and zigzag width – keep seams strong and prevent puckering on any fabric type. 110 volt machine designed for United States and Canadian use only.
- This sewing machine is warranted for use in the US and Canada at 110 volts only.
SINGER | Confidence 7363 30-Stitch Electronic Portable Sewing Machine with Drop & Sew Bobbin System
- SINGER PORTABLE SEWING MACHINE: Electronic sewing with push-button stitch selection: with just a simple push of a button you have selected the stitch and the optimum settings for length, width, balance, pressure, and tension
- AUTOMATIC NEEDLE THREADER: After following the threading the instructions printed right on machine, this feature automatically threads the eye of the needle without eye strain or frustration
- BUILT-IN STRETCH STITCHES: Specially designed stitches that add strength and flexibility to seams, especially useful when sewing on knitwear and super-stretch fabrics
- EXTRA-HIGH PRESSER FOOT LIFTER: Offers more clearance, which is needed when placing multiple layers of bulky fabric under the presser foot
- SEWING SPEED: With a maximum sewing speed of 750-stitches per minute, projects can be sewn quickly
- This sewing machine is warranted for use in the US and Canada at 110 volts only.
SINGER All-Purpose Snap-On Presser Foot for Low-Shank Sewing Machines
- The All-Purpose Foot is used for general sewing on most types of fabric. The All-Purpose Foot may also be used for elastic insertion and basic mending.
- The foot’s wide needle slot allows for sewing of stitches up to 7mm in width.
- Genuine SINGER Accessory in carded blister pack.
- For use with low-shank sewing machines, including brands Babylock, Bernina, Brother, Elna, Euro-Pro, Husqvarna Viking, Janome, Juki, Kenmore, Necchi, New Home, Pfaff, Simplicity, White.
- Downloadable instructions and video tutorial available on this product page!
- This sewing machine is warranted for use in the US and Canada at 110 volts only.
Singer Confidence Quilter 7469Q Computerized Electronic Portable Sewing Machine
- Automatic needle threader and Drop & Sew bobbin system make for quick and easy set-up. Helpful Hint: To secure thread, pull both threads to the backside of the fabric and tie together.
- 98 built-in stitches with seven fully automatic one-step buttonholes provide endless project possibilities
- Programmable needle up/down and drop feed make quilting fun and easy
- Four bonus quilting feet and an extension table create the winning quilting combination
- Electronic twin needle control and adjustable stitch length and width allow you to customize your projects. 110 volt sewing machine designed for United States and Canadian use only. . Amps: 0. 62
- This sewing machine is warranted for use in the US and Canada at 110 volts only.
Reliable SewErgo Ergonomic Task Chair With Adjustable Back Sewing Chair, Easy Glide, Height Adjustable, Contoured Cushion, Waterfall Edge Seat, 250Lb Weight Capacity, Heavy Duty Made In Canada
- WATERFALL SEAT EDGE - The pressure points on a sewing chair is at the edge of the seat. This is why the SewErgo 100SE sewing chair uses a waterfall seat edge to relieve the pressure at this critical area
- CONTOURED CUSHION - To accommodate a wide variety of users, the SewErgo sewing chair uses special contoured cushion to ensure comfort
- HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT - The basic premise of an “ergo” sewing chair is that it is comfortable to sit in for long periods of time. This is why all Reliable ergonomic chairs are height adjustable
- COMPLETE COMFORT - The SewErgo 100SE sewing chair allows users to control their comfort at 2 levels. Work in confidence and reduce strain with 2 adjustable features to accommodate your needs
- GLIDE EFFORTLESSLY - Working properly and safely is simple with the use if glides on this sewing chair. The glides work with the operator providing easy maneuverability when required
SINGER | Black Universal Sewing Machine Tote
- SINGER SEWING MACHINE BAG: Protect your sewing machine on the go and at home with the SINGER universal black tote bag This bag is the perfect size for your SINGER portable sewing machine or serger
- SINGER BAG DIMENSIONS: The Singer Universal Sewing Machine Tate with 18 inches long by 10 inches wide by 13 inches high
- ZIPPER & HANDLES: The full zip makes it easy to get your sewing machine in and out And the padded carrying handles can be joined for a more secure hold
- SAFETY AND STYLISH STORAGE: Designed to offer safe, dust-free storage of your sewing machine or kits, also protect from bumps and scratches, and impact resistant
- TRAVEL WITH YOUR SEWING MACHINE: The Sewing Machine Bag is designed as a carrying case as well as a storage bag so you can easily take your sewing machine to a class, a meetup or on holiday
- This sewing machine is warranted for use in the US and Canada at 110 volts only
Singer Sewing Machine Needles 2020 Red Band Size 14/90 (30 Count)
- Fits all "household" sewing machines - Baby Lock, Bernina, Brother, Elna, Janome, Kenmore, Necchi, Pfaff, Simplicity, Singer, Viking, White and many others
- Slightly rounded point.
- Numerous - wovens and knits. A great general purpose needle. Works with all household sewing machine brands.
- 3 Cards of Ten needles Each (30 Needles)
SINGER Sewing Machine Ruffler Attachment Presser Foot for Low-Shank Sewing Machines
- SINGER SEWING MACHINE RUFFLER: The Ruffler is used to create perfectly spaced pleats and gathers. The Ruffler makes uniform pleats at set intervals Ruffler works best with light to medium weight fabrics.
- SINGER RUFFLER with DIMENSIONS: The Ruffler dimension with 3 x 2 x 2 inches and Item weight 4 ounces.
- COMPATIBLE with LOW-SHANK SEW MACHINES: The Singer Low shank sewing machine compatible with SINGER M1, M2, M3, and M4 Series and SINGER C1, C2, C3, and C4 Series. For use with low-shank sewing machines, including brands Babylock, Bernina, Brother, Elna, Euro-Pro, Husqvarna Viking, Janome, Juki, Kenmore, Necchi, New Home, Pfaff, Simplicity, White
- SINGER INSTALLATION: Downloadable instructions and video tutorial available on this product page.
- Downloadable instructions and video tutorial available on this product page
- This sewing machine is warranted for use in the US and Canada at 110 volts only.
VZolution Step Up & Step Down Voltage Transformer for Any Appliance up to 500Watt, 110V 120V 220V 240V Converter 50/60 Hz Re-settable Circuit Breaker Protection Certified to CSA/US Safety Standards
- VZolution voltage transformer can be used with any kind of appliance or device up to 500 watts, like CPAP Machine, Coffee Maker, Hair Straightener, Curling Irons, Heating Pad, Television, Xbox, etc. Step down voltage from 220V to 110V, 240V to 120V and step up voltage from 110V to 220V, 120V to 240V, Automatically compatible with 50/60 Hz.
- Automatic circuit breaker to PROTECT YOUR APPLIANCES from damage caused by excessive current from an overload or short circuit. Its basic function is to interrupt the current flow IMMEDIATELY when a fault is detected. Can be manually reset to resume normal operation by pressing the RESET button.
- All components have passed UL or CSA (US) certification. Equipped with a 500-Watt toroidal transformer, it is compact, stable and efficient, and lighter than most other converters of the same wattage. ⚠️Weighs only 6 lbs and 100% FULL LOADING! Many other voltage converters are not 100% full loading. They claim to be 500 watts and the actual wattage maybe 300 watts only.
- Certified to US Standards CSA Class. 5411-86 (Certificate No. 70173249). Tested by CSA and meet USA and Canadian safety standards. Consumers and business owners across industries around the world trust CSA marks and labels for the North American market. From households to manufacturing plants, CSA marks instill peace of mind and confidence.
- Include 2 IEC Power Cords: 1x European Schuko AC Power Cord (Work with Socket type of C, E, F), 1x North and Central America, US, Canada, Japan AC Power Cord. A plug adapter is needed for other plug types. ⚠️ PLEASE READ THE PRODUCT DESCRIPTION COMPLETELY AND MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE RIGHT PLUGS / SOCKETS BEFORE BUYING.
Celebrity Therapy: Reality TV’s Newest Trend
Have you noticed that therapy seems to be a big deal in reality TV these days? Is this televised counseling really helpful, or just part of the Hollywood "machine"?
If you've noticed that therapy on TV seems to be growing rampant, then you are not the only one. It seems that everywhere you turn there is a new television program featuring a counselor of some sort helping individuals overcome their issues. Drugs, alcohol and relationship problems have become just as important in reality television as the cast members themselves.
The Beginning
One could say that it all began with "Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew." The hit reality series has been around for many seasons, and as a result has received criticism from basically every person you can possibly think of. That set the stage for an influx of televised counseling sessions. They seem to be popping up everywhere, even on shows that have absolutely nothing to do with psychotherapy whatsoever.
Dr. Sherry Blake has made several appearances on hit reality show "Braxton Family Values." Sherry has helped Trina Braxton in particular to get through some rather difficult times with her husband Gabe. In fact, Trina's sessions with Dr. Sherry are so pivotal to the program, that she has quickly become a fan favorite.
Bravo's "Real Housewives of Atlanta" aren't strangers to therapy either. Cynthia Bailey and her husband Peter attended marriage-counseling sessions. And NeNe Leakes consulted a therapist in order to sort out her feelings regarding her fractured marriage to husband Greg. And let's not forget Dr. Joe on the Style network's "Jerseylicious." Gigi consults Dr. Joe in order to make sense of her relationship with on again-off again boyfriend, Frankie.
Popular VH1 reality series "Tough Love" is essentially a "boot camp" for women who have problems obtaining and maintaining healthy romantic relationships. And now comes along "Couples Therapy" which features a number of celebrity couples who appear to be in dire need of an objective opinion.
Progress vs. Entertainment
But the question that we really want to ask is whether all this televised therapy is really helping its intended targets. We know that the celebrities (like those featured in Dr. Drew Pinsky's camp) are paid for their appearances. That in and of itself, makes us wonder whether the show's stars are really serious about getting their lives together. Unfortunately, some like former Alice in Chains rocker Mike Starr (who overdosed in March of 2020) don't always bounce back once they leave the rehab facility.
Some might say that all these televised therapy sessions have merely been staged for entertainment. As a result, we are less likely to believe that the benefits will stick long-term. But that doesn't mean that profound lessons haven't been learned along the way. So why all of a sudden has psychoanalysis and rehabilitation become so trendy? Put simply, viewers respond to the problems they see others going through. Bringing therapy into the public forum opens up dialogue about issues that some people would ordinarily bury.
We get a chance to see that others share some of our own struggles. In essence, televising these therapy sessions helps us to recognize (and perhaps begin working on) deep-seated concerns we might have otherwise ignored. Is this new aspect of reality TV lucrative? You bet---for both the participants and the therapists. You can believe that off-screen, business is probably booming for the professionals offering their clinical expertise. But that doesn't automatically negate the value of the work being done. We can only hope that our favorite reality stars take this therapeutic work to heart.
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