This video was by far the best one I've seen on how to choose a beginner sewing machine! Thank you so much! I'm now subscribed to your channel and looking forward to learning from you!
Really useful video for us newbies, i especially like your slow calm pace and well presented sections with top tips..and the end with some recommendations . Very helpful as it’s easy to be overwhelmed coming back to sewing years after school and it’s a whole new (old) world to understand (again!)
Thanks so much for this informative video! So very helpful! I almost went for one of those light, cute machines. Glad I found your video before acting on that impulse. 😊
Thank you so much... I have been 2nd guessing myself from buying the Singer Heavy duty 4423 for more than a month now and your video really helped me make a decision today. :)
Sewing machine prices went crazy during the pandemic. If I had to equip a beginning sewist today, the only sewing machines I'd consider are these budget-priced models: 1) Brother CS6000i: $210 computerized. 2) Singer 4452 Heavy Duty: $230 mechanical. 3) Brother HC1850: $260 computerized. 4) Brother CS7000i: $270 computerized. 5) Singer 6800C Heavy Duty: $299 computerized. Computerized machines will keep their users from becoming bored. I'll probably get the Brother HC1850 as a portable backup for my premium European machine that weighs a ton.
This was a great video. I have a probably a 30 year old singer from Walmart gift from parents so sentimental value. I want to buy something not computerized just basic but good for sewing and quilting. Was looking at the Baby lock Zest and a couple of others in that line.
I just need a very small sewing machine to hem pants, that's all I will be doing. It needs to be easily stored because I have very little room and I'm a beginner so I don't really know what I'm doing but I'm short and have trouble finding people to hem my pants so I want to be able to do it myself. Any suggestions?
What a lovely easy-going video! Thank you very much! I would like your opinion on Advanced Crafting Sewing Machine, 12 Built-In Stitches Cute Pink. I want something very cheap to start with. 😩 also looking into the brother LX3817 17-Stitch Portable Full-Size Sewing Machine, White
For a beginner I would recommend trying to find a second-hand Bernina Minimatic. They're well engineered, solid and reliable. and if you find that sewing is not for you, then the machine will hold it's value. You shouldn't have any problems getting back what you paid for it, providing you don't pay too much in the first place. Do some research on prices, they can vary enormously. Good luck!
I'm 53 and I used a Bernina Minimatic at secondary school 🇬🇧 age 13 to 16. I absolutely loved it. I saved what I could and bought a used one fir £70 in 1992 or 93. I hammered it. Made curtaina for my mum huge Victorian Bay front window full length & lined because nothing would fit from the shops. The fabric was Damask and they're still in use by a family member now after 25yrs. I made south asian dresses, a line dresses, bedding, cushions, trousers etc etc etc... I wasn't well and used it. Tbe fuse went and I wasn't concentrating properly as my youngest son wasn't well at the same time. Anyway, I put the wrong fuse in and blew the motor. I was so upset and bought a 'Toyota Jeans' machine. Its a good machine too but I missed my Bernina so much I searched and found another 2nd hand refurbished one for £250 in 2014 in the UK 🇬🇧. I've still got it now. I've a 1008 Bernina and a Activa 240. By far although I do really like the Bernina 1008, my Bernina Minimatic is THE BEST out of all of the machines I've ever used. The newer Bernina's are amazing but the prices are too. I'd recommend a Minimatic to anyone any day!
Hi, what would be the best quality machine and easy to maintain in your opinion for a beginner. And one with the futures that your described? Thank you !!!
This video was by far the best one I've seen on how to choose a beginner sewing machine! Thank you so much! I'm now subscribed to your channel and looking forward to learning from you!
Awesome! Thank you!
Really useful video for us newbies, i especially like your slow calm pace and well presented sections with top tips..and the end with some recommendations . Very helpful as it’s easy to be overwhelmed coming back to sewing years after school and it’s a whole new (old) world to understand (again!)
BEST VIDEO, short and to the point!! Thank you so much all the other videos from other ppl ARE SO LOOOOOONG!!
Such a helpful video for the beginner sewer. Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Thanks so much for this informative video! So very helpful! I almost went for one of those light, cute machines. Glad I found your video before acting on that impulse. 😊
Thank You!
Thank you for taking the time the share this information. It was very informative in selecting a machine. Just what I needed.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much... I have been 2nd guessing myself from buying the Singer Heavy duty 4423 for more than a month now and your video really helped me make a decision today. :)
Update... I finally bought the machine. ♥️ It's everything!
Thank you for sharing! 😊
Very informative. Thankyou for such a helpful video.
Great tips and ideas for a beginner! Thanks for posting this!
Thanks! Glad you liked it :)
Sewing machine prices went crazy during the pandemic.
If I had to equip a beginning sewist today, the only sewing machines I'd consider are these budget-priced models:
1) Brother CS6000i: $210 computerized.
2) Singer 4452 Heavy Duty: $230 mechanical.
3) Brother HC1850: $260 computerized.
4) Brother CS7000i: $270 computerized.
5) Singer 6800C Heavy Duty: $299 computerized.
Computerized machines will keep their users from becoming bored.
I'll probably get the Brother HC1850 as a portable backup for my premium European machine that weighs a ton.
Thank you for sharing!
Very good explanation.
Perfect explanation; thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you, very helpful!
Thank you so much you were very very very informative. I loved listening to you .
Thanks alot!
Wow I just came across this video of yours. Thank you for the great insight. Sure it helps me when I go and buy.
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You are a delight to listen to! Thanks so much for great guidance ❤️
Glad to hear that! Thank you
Great Video
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Thank you. Before this video I had no idea what options I have on my machine. 🙃
So glad I found this channel ☺️
Thanks! Glad you liked it :)
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This was a great video. I have a probably a 30 year old singer from Walmart gift from parents so sentimental value. I want to buy something not computerized just basic but good for sewing and quilting. Was looking at the Baby lock Zest and a couple of others in that line.
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I just need a very small sewing machine to hem pants, that's all I will be doing. It needs to be easily stored because I have very little room and I'm a beginner so I don't really know what I'm doing but I'm short and have trouble finding people to hem my pants so I want to be able to do it myself. Any suggestions?
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What a lovely easy-going video! Thank you very much!
I would like your opinion on Advanced Crafting Sewing Machine, 12 Built-In Stitches Cute Pink. I want something very cheap to start with. 😩 also looking into the brother LX3817 17-Stitch Portable Full-Size Sewing Machine, White
For a beginner I would recommend trying to find a second-hand Bernina Minimatic. They're well engineered, solid and reliable. and if you find that sewing is not for you, then the machine will hold it's value. You shouldn't have any problems getting back what you paid for it, providing you don't pay too much in the first place. Do some research on prices, they can vary enormously.
Good luck!
I'm 53 and I used a Bernina Minimatic at secondary school 🇬🇧 age 13 to 16. I absolutely loved it. I saved what I could and bought a used one fir £70 in 1992 or 93. I hammered it. Made curtaina for my mum huge Victorian Bay front window full length & lined because nothing would fit from the shops. The fabric was Damask and they're still in use by a family member now after 25yrs. I made south asian dresses, a line dresses, bedding, cushions, trousers etc etc etc... I wasn't well and used it. Tbe fuse went and I wasn't concentrating properly as my youngest son wasn't well at the same time. Anyway, I put the wrong fuse in and blew the motor.
I was so upset and bought a 'Toyota Jeans' machine. Its a good machine too but I missed my Bernina so much I searched and found another 2nd hand refurbished one for £250 in 2014 in the UK 🇬🇧. I've still got it now. I've a 1008 Bernina and a Activa 240. By far although I do really like the Bernina 1008, my Bernina Minimatic is THE BEST out of all of the machines I've ever used. The newer Bernina's are amazing but the prices are too. I'd recommend a Minimatic to anyone any day!
I’m from Nigeria,pls which shopping site is reliable and not scam for me to ship to Nigeria, please recommend with the website or shopping app thanks
Where I can get it machine I'm live in UNE could you help me please
Hi mam , I thinking to buy brother mz 53 machine is the good choice can we mend denim fabrics on this machine?
Yes you can
Hi, what would be the best quality machine and easy to maintain in your opinion for a beginner. And one with the futures that your described? Thank you !!!
How much
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