12 Best Brand Sewing Machine To Buy
Updated on: May 2023
Best Brand Sewing Machine To Buy in 2023
Brother Sewing and Quilting Machine, CS6000i, 60 Built-In Stitches, 7 styles of 1-Step Auto-Size Buttonholes, Wide Table, Hard Cover, LCD Display and Auto Needle Threader
Sewing Basics: All You Need to Know about Machine and Hand Sewing
Stitch by Stitch: Learning to Sew, One Project at a Time
3Pcs Machine Needle Inserter and Threader, Little Threading Tools Compatible with Sewing Machine, Color Blue
- Our Machine Needle Inserters and Threaders reduce eye strain and threads needles quickly
- These needle inserter hold the needle steady for easy insertion and removal from the machine and is ideal for specialty threads
- Suitable for all kinds of household multifunctional sewing machines without automatic threading
- Made of quality plastic and metal, quality and durable, not easy to break, can serve for a long time
- Size: approx. 7.5 cm/ 3 inches in length and 1 cm/ 0.4 inch in diameter, common size, easy and convenient for handling
My First Sewing Machine: FASHION SCHOOL: Learn To Sew: Kids
Beginner Sewing Machine Mini Portable Electric Sewing Machine with Extension Table Lamp and Thread Cutter, Bonus Shared 10 Thread Spools Purple
- ✂️ Upgraded New Sewing Machine, New sewing machine added a large operation space with metal hook tip, which makes it more easy to sew on thick fabrics. Metal hook tip can reduce machine failure caused by wear and extend life. Perfect Suitable for silks, denim, wool, Hem pants, drapes, holes rips and etc
- ✂️ DOUBLE SWITCH Sewing machine- This unique sewing machine has a FOOT PEDAL and a PUSH BUTTON HAND SWITCH. It’s up to you which one you want to use. Sewing machine equipped with built-in Light to provide adequate light source during sewing.
- ✂️ Automatic Bobbin Rewinding, Built-in winding pole and spool assist to rewind the bobbins when you turn on the machine, easy for bobbins replacement. And it has two speeds for selection according to your needs.
- ✂️ DOUBLE THREADS AND TWO SPEEDS,The combination of the bottom line and surface line with an automatic winding function provides high-quality sewing. Switchable speed (low or high speed) of the sewing machine provides perfect stitch control to match your sewing skills.
- ✂️ The mini sewing machine has a light bulb for working lighting, built-in thread cutter no scissors needed. Good for beginners, for crafts, for home sewing and traveling use.This Kit including 10 thread spools, very reasonable, not need to buy from others. Buy once with all in.
The Complete Guide to Machine Quilting: How to Use Your Home Sewing Machine to Achieve Hand-Quilting Effects
- MACMILLAN PUBLISHERS-St
- Martin's Griffin Books: The Complete Guide to Machine Quilting
- This book will show you how to use your home sewing machine to achieve hand-quilting effects
- Starting with the basics, you will learn how to set up your machine, how to choose a quilting design, and how to prepare your top for quilting
- There is information on attachments and accessories, fabric preparation and marking, as well as stippling, echo quilting, and free-motion quilting
Brother, SE600, Computerized Machine with 4" x 4" Area, 80 Embroidery Designs, 103 Built-In Sewing Stitches, White, 3.2" LCD Touchscreen Display, 7 Included Feet
- LARGE COLOR TOUCHSCREEN: The Brother SE-600 computerized sewing and embroidery machine includes a 3.2" x 1.8" touchscreen display
- 4” X 4” EMBROIDERY FIELD: This computerized combination machine is built with a 4” x 4” embroidery field with an included hoop, embroidery arm, and foot.
- ENHANCED EMBROIDERY FEATURES: The advanced features include change and preview thread colors, move designs on screen, and place lettering on arcs.
- CUSTOM EMBROIDERY IMPORTS: The technology in the SE600 allows you to import your own . pes embroidery design files using the built-in USB port.
- 103 BUILT-IN SEWING STITCHES: The SE600 computerized combination machine comes with 103 built-in sewing stitches, including auto-sized buttonholes.
SINGER 4790 Universal Regular Point Sewing Machine Needle, Assorted Sizes, 10-Count
- Set of 10 regular point machine needles in assorted sizes
- All-purpose needles designed to be used for basic stitching projects on woven fabrics
- Orange size 80/11 is for lightweight fabrics, blue size 90/14 is for medium weight fabrics and purple size 100/16 is for heavyweight fabrics
- Compatible with all quality sewing machines, including SINGER, Brother, and Kenmore brands
- Come in convenient plastic case with sizing markers for each needle
SINGER 04801 Universal Heavy Duty Sewing Machine Needles, 5-Count
- Set of 5 heavy duty machine needles in assorted sizes
- Use for standard sewing projects on heavy fabrics such as denim, corduroy or leather
- Compatible with all quality sewing machines, including SINGER, Brother, and Kenmore brands
- (2) size 100/16 for medium weight denim, (2) size 110/18 for heavyweight cotton, and (1) size 90/14 for medium weight leather
- Machine needles come in slim and convenient case, marked with sizes on clear lid
Sunbeam SEWING KIT, SB18 Over 120 Premium Sewing Supplies, 13 Spools of Thread - Most Useful Colors of Threads, Extra 12 quality Safety Pins - Mini Travel sewing kit, for Beginners, Emergency, Durable and Compact Box
- SEW SIMPLY TO CHOOSE, #1 best choice High quality DIY travel sewing kit a must have, premium sewing supplies in a compact durable compact box Great for kids and adults, summer camp home and travel
- SEW SIMPLY TO COUNT ON - YOUR KIT INCLUDES 13 spools of thread, 3 white, 3 black, 1 Navy, 2 Pink, 3 Red, 4 Gray, 2 Beige, 2 Yellow, Additional 12 Bobbins Included 20 yards each - 12 Hooks & eyes - Safety pins - Fasteners, Seam ripper - Marking pencil/brush - 60" Tape measure - Pincushion - Snip cutter - Needles - Thimble - Shirt & Regular buttons
- SEW SIMPLY TO USE, Don't need machine to use, The Best Compact Sewing Kit That Is Always Available When You Need With Over 120 pcs, It Easy to access for those quick, on the go repairs Great for missing buttons, ripped seams, or a quick hem Make. Perfect kit for beginners, for Home, Travel, Emergency… perfect for everyone
- SEW SIMPLY TO CARRY, Take it with you everywhere!! These premium light weight kits are small and portable, Our kit is lightweight and has secure-lock elastic box to keep everything organized at all times, their ideal size can slip into an handbag, suitcase, briefcase, office desk drawer, car, gym locker, or RV. You will always be prepared for any hand sewing Emergencies
- SEW SIMPLY TO BUY, our kit gives you the most BANG for your buck, Excellent value, 100% 30 Day MONEY BACK GUARANTEE!!
25 Schmetz Jeans Denim Sewing Machine Needles 130/705H-J Size 80/12
- Size 80/12 is perfect for lightweight to medium weight denim
- 5 packs of needles. Each pack contains 5 needles, for a grand total of 25 needles.
- Made especially for sewing through densely woven materials such as denim or imitation leather. It is both strong and sharp.
- The shank(top part) of these needles have one flat side and one rounded side.
- These will fit all "household" models of Brother, Janome, Singer, Pfaff, Bernina, Viking, Elna, Kenmore, Baby Lock, Simplicity, Necchi, White and many others.
A Motion Picture as a Time Machine
Where were you on a rainy saturday afternoon in the past? What stimuli takes you back to those days? What do movies and odors have in common? Would you believe...motorcycles?
This past Sunday, taking a break from weekend chores, I sat down to watch a video. At least a couple of times every year I have to watch the film On Any Sunday. I can't tell you why exactly, except that it just plain makes me feel good. The movie is a stimulus that, in a sense, transports you back in time. It's kind of like walking into a cigar shop (or cigar lounge today) and all of a sudden, grandpa's back. Or, opening a fishing tackle box and finding a tangled mass of lures and the stale odor of old salmon eggs…Dad. (Sorry Dad. That was not meant to be your defining assets…but more of a moment in time that will forever link you to me.) There is even a certain temperature and late afternoon light combination that will spark the memory of my wife looking at flowers in a mountain park. Bruce Brown's On Any Sunday makes me think of (in no particular order): hot summer days; the smell of grease, oil and gasoline; dust; the color yellow (don't ask me); laughter; and, yes, even cussing (boys will be boys).
I was twelve years old when I first saw this movie (summer of 1971). It was a rainy summer Saturday afternoon and my best friend at the time and I had nothing better to do. We were not looking to be enlightened by a stream of socially significant consciousness streaming from the silver screen…man, we weren't even teenagers yet! All we saw was a poster with the picture of a guy jumping a motorcycle and the name Steve McQueen somewhere below the title. We both remembered McQueen riding the bike in the WWII POW escape film, The Great Escape…looked at each other and said, "Cool!"…bought our tickets and went inside the theater, not really knowing what to expect.
First we had to get over the shock of the movie being a documentary. Had we known this going in we probably would have declined to see it in the first place. I mean, the only exposure to documentaries we had at that time came in the form of short subject films that the school provided from time to time…teaching us of the perils of poor hygiene and such or the occasional long (aka boring) documentary film covering one of the World Wars or the Korean Conflict. (Today, I love watching these old films…what has happened to me?) As a matter of fact, the only good documentaries that I had seen up to that time were the National Geographic Specials that came out a couple of times per year that were narrated by the likes of Alexander Scourby, Richard Kiley, or even Orson Welles. For years I only knew of Orson Welles as a sometimes magician and spokesman for a wine company on TV and "the voice" on the National Geographic Specials (I had no idea about his even more famous past at that time). National Geographic was only a magazine/journal at that time and there was no NG channel. Where National Geographic excelled for a bunch of adolescents was in bringing the PG-rated version of a men's magazine into the house. For some reason it was OK to look at naked women from other counties, even to the extent of "showcasing" them on the coffee table, but get caught with a Playboy and it was all over! But, I digress.
The film was great! On Any Sunday follows the "sport" of motorcycling from backyard dirt tracks and hill climbs to the professional racing circuit. Though it uses motorcycles to demonstrate the point, it's really a little bit about all of us, regardless of whether you happen to ride or not. It's about living life to the fullest and enjoying the people your around.
The cinematography was (and is) amazing (even though I believe it only shot on 16mm stock) as I had never seen such action, as depicted in this motorcycle film, slowed down so much…to be able to see the individual pieces of a bike in such detail or the grimace on the face of a competitor was definitely something new. The music was decent too (by Dominic Frontiere)…a somewhat lighter (snappier) version of the music you often heard accompanying football films of the time (and still do). And, of course there was the title song which was catchy and decent enough, kind of reminded me of a Burt Bacharach tune. On Any Sunday was funny while being seriously awe-inspiring at the same time. It was full of tension, followed by relief - in other words, a roller coaster of excitement. And who knew that it would become such a source for emotions later on. As my friend and I walked out of the theater, we looked at each other and exclaimed at the same time, "I can do that!"
When I got home from the movie, I immediately went to work lobbying my brothers and pestering my parents to get us (me) a "bike." Being an exuberant pest myself and having enough bodily reserves in the form of my brothers, we finally wore down our parents and came to an agreement. We boys would find a way to finance it, our dad taking care of the remaining hundred or so dollars and the sad look on our faces when we couldn't quite come up with the amount we needed, while mom finally consented to let us in the vicinity "the thing" (lots of promises were made that day I can tell you).
That first bike was a Bultaco Sherpa some three or four years old. It only had a 100 or 125cc engine, but was set up as a trials bike and all of us boys, our friends (until they talked their parents into one), and even a sister or two took many turns over the next few months/years trying to figure out how to negotiate a 30 inch diameter log that lay across the creek...without putting our feet down (a la Malcolm Smith in the movie of course)! Many of us, some 35 years later, still wear faded scars that mark those great, but dangerous, days. We are also still trying to figure out how to get on, over and along that log!
This movie got me started loving something that I didn't even really think about until I walked through the doors of the Cinema 70 that Saturday afternoon. We had mainly bicycles and horses where I grew up. A friend down the rode apiece did own a mini-bike with a 5 hp Briggs and Stratton powering it, but it was touchy and didn't always start when you wanted it too (although, I can also say that about the Sherpa at times). Motorcycles eventually took the place of nearly all these things. Because of that movie, I had to learn about motors and what it was like to get greasy-dirty...of the smell of gasoline and oil...and what it took to get both yourself and the bike clean again (to Mom's satisfaction).
My love of motorcycles began on that wet summer day and has continued to the present. Indirectly (through me), and just within my own circle of friends and relatives, On Any Sunday is probably responsible for some 100 to 200 new motorcycle riders - who otherwise may never have known what it's like to fly on two wheels or pick prickly pear cactus needles out of your ...well you know. Although the film is somewhat dated (both the motorcycles as well as the music)...it wears well and the spirit remains the same...just ask my twelve year old!...,"Pretty cool Dad. I can do that!"
