Looking for a new sewing machine? It's easy to get overwhelmed. With so many options on the market these days, and each with more bells and whistles than the last, how do you know what's worth the money? We delved into the details to bring you the top sewing machines on the market right now.
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Looking for a new sewing machine? It’s easy to get overwhelmed.
With so many options on the market these days, and each with more bells and whistles than the last, how do you know what's worth the money?
We delved into the details to bring you the top sewing machines on the market right now.
Singer 7258
A computerized model featuring 100 different stitches, this model also includes an automatic needle threader & top-loading bobbin with a clear face plate. A good choice for all-around sewing, from DIY to crafts to garment construction.
Janome HD3000
No computerized components to worry about here! This heavy-duty machine is fully mechanical and ready for advanced sewing projects. Though pricier, it also comes with a wide range of accessories that would typically have to be purchased separately.
Brother XM2701
A perfect option for beginners, this machine has 27 stitches and comes with six accessory feet for tasks like button-holes, blind-stitching, narrow hems, and more.
Singer 4423
If you need a workhorse, it doesn't get better than this machine! With a motor 60% stronger than other machines on the market, the Singer 4423 can handle tough fabrics with ease and speed, up to 1,100 stitches per minute.
Brother CS6000i
With a detachable oversized table and a wide range of decorative stitches, this machine is great for quilters, but also offers features that come in handy for other projects, like a free-arm design and automatic one-step button-holes.
Janome Magnolia 7318
Another great option for beginners, the Magnolia offers both decorative and utility stitches without the complexity of computerization. It also features an extra high presser foot for projects with extra loft, like quilts with deep batting.
Brother SE400
For a versatile, budget-friendly sewing machine with computerized embroidery capability, you can't beat this Brother! Its 4" x 4" embroidery area allows you to create sizeable images as well as handle everyday sewing tasks.
Singer 9960
If you want bells and whistles, this machine has them ALL! With more than 600 stitch options, an oversized removable sewing surface, and eighteen different presser feet included, you'll be able to tackle even the most complex sewing projects on your list.
Brother PC420
Quiet and easy to use with plenty of features, this is a good all-around machine great for both beginners and experienced sewists. It even includes alpha-numeric stitch patterns for fun customization!
Brother 2340CV
If you're looking for a versatile serger that's easy to learn to use and had lots of functionality, this little machine is the perfect option. With both decorative and constructive cover-stitching options, you'll be able to handle all kinds of fabrics including stretch material and knits.
Juki TL-2000Qi
With no many machines offering dozens of stitch patterns, why include this model, which offers only one? Because it's one of the best around. For both free-motion and straight line quilting, this industrial-grade machine can't be beat.
Singer 7469Q
Just getting started in quilting? Rather than going industrial, opt for the ease of use offered by this machine. Computerized features like programmable needle positioning let you focus on creating a fabulous finished product.
Brother CS5055PRW
This all-purpose workhorse is ideal for garment construction. Not only can it handle both sturdy and delicate fabrics with ease, it comes with programmable stitch patterns for both function and fashion, from button-holes to edging!
Brother XL2600I
For a completely mechanical, feature-packed machine, check out this option! With 25 stitch patterns, an automatic 1-step button-hole, and other handy capabilities, it's the perfect go-to machine for all-around sewists.
