Wednesday, June 8th, 2011 at
12:11 am
Want a really good deal for under $200? Add the Brother CP7500 sewing machine to your short list. The rounded styling and pink trim are just the pretty icing on an incredibly functional, computerized piece of cake.
Come December, this one is sure to be a holiday gift favorite. The model is comparably priced to the manufacturer’s most popular model, the CS6000i, and matches it in every way but with an added bonus of 10 additional decorative stitches.
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Friday, March 4th, 2011 at
5:58 pm
The Singer 7256 Fashion Mate sewing machine was awarded the Consumer Digest Best Buy Award for good reason.
Users love the easy controls and feature set. The high marks from other users mean we might have finally found a Singer option that reminds us why this manufacturer was the standard for home sewing machines for as long as it was.
Released in 2009, this model is an upgrade to the 7466 and if you look at the two side by side you’ll see that the design has been completely redone. It’s much more stylish with rounded corners and a fun, green splash across the bottom.
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Wednesday, March 2nd, 2011 at
11:32 pm
The sturdy base and boxy construction of the Singer 4411 Heavy Duty sewing machine are reminiscent of reliable machines we’re used to seeing from this manufacturer and it’s not just subliminal.
This machine does something special. It mixes some of the must-haves of today’s home sewing machines with power like a commercial machine so that hobbyists who need speed and strength in a light weight unit can have it without spending loads of money.
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Monday, January 24th, 2011 at
2:32 pm
Just a few months old and the Brother CP6500 sewing machine is making waves. Underneath it’s sleek design and pink, rounded accents it is the exact copy of one of Brother’s most popular models but priced unbelievably low.
I’d seen it around Christmas and had included it in some of the online deals at that time but hadn’t done a full review. It’s time. Here’s a thorough look at all its features and stitches and a thought about why this is a great machine for anyone who doesn’t want to spend a fortune but wants enough variety from their machine to keep it interesting.
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Sunday, January 2nd, 2011 at
8:52 pm
The Singer 7258 sewing machine is about to become the best rated Singer on this site. Lots of stitches, accessories, positive reviews, and my favorite buttons make this one a winner.
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.
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Sunday, November 28th, 2010 at
9:38 pm
Initially, the Brother XR9000 sewing machine was available almost exclusively at Costco but it’s recently become available at several other locations. An included hard cover case and extension table, lots of automation and a low price are hard to ignore.
It might look familiar, too, as it’s identical to another popular Brother model – the SQ9000.
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Sunday, September 12th, 2010 at
10:43 pm
The Janome Jem Gold 660 sewing machine is a ¾ size machine – compact and portable but with complete functionality and a design layout that makes it feel full-sized.
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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Sunday, August 8th, 2010 at
8:30 pm
The Brother CE 5500PRW sewing machine is one of the least expensive Project Runway machines you can buy. This is a compact, lightweight machine with lots of features suitable for making clothes, light quilting and free-motion embroidery.
It’s been awarded a Consumers Digest ‘Best Buy’ Award and, for now, Walmart.com is the only authorized dealer.
It’s smaller and lighter than comparable machines making it highly portable.
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Monday, July 19th, 2010 at
3:18 pm
The Brother CE4000 sewing machine has a nice assortment of stitches including some adorable decorative stitches, great automation and easy set up features for beginners and at under $200 it’s quite a deal.
It doesn’t get the attention it deserves, though, for two reasons: its companions the Brother ES2000 and the CS6000i.
I don’t know who or what is driving this issue, but the other two sewing machines cost the same or less and one, in particular, has SIGNIFICANTLY greater functionality.
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Wednesday, June 16th, 2010 at
7:44 pm
The appeal of the Singer 1748 sewing machine lies in its red accents and in the included set of stretch stitches.
The use of red on the front face of the machine is attractive, eye-catching, and popular with consumers.
This sewing machine also has adjustable presser foot pressure which is helpful when working with different fabric thicknesses and can be hard to find on sewing machines under $200.
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