Sewing Machine!
20 comments save last comment by Diana P. 7 months ago
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OK the thing its that a couple of years ago i used to have this sewing machine...i was really young but somehow watching videos and stuff i kinda learned how to sew...but then i move with my mom to this little apartment...and i don't even know where its is anymore...and i stop sewing but now i am trying to start again, question: 9 years ago |
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Alaroy C.
United States
411 posts
You know I have been dying to get my hands on a new sewing machine. I was thinking maybe a brother or singer would be good since I've read many good reviews on them.
I am also planning on taking some classes hehe good luck!
0 ▲ · March 3, 2011
Josephine C.
MIDDLE OF NOWHERE,
United States
61 posts
I have a Singer. It's good for basic work. Course if you want to get 'fancy', you could get a industrial sewing machine.. definitely can handle thicker fabrics and all that. Also a lot more expensive. :(
0 ▲ · March 4, 2011
Grice Marie G.
MARYLAND,
United States
134 posts
everybody say singer i guess singer it is ^_^ thanks, and good luck to you too!
0 ▲ · March 5, 2011
Grice Marie G.
MARYLAND,
United States
134 posts
i hope so because i love doing it =]
0 ▲ · March 5, 2011
Grice Marie G.
MARYLAND,
United States
134 posts
singer it is! thanks girls!
0 ▲ · March 5, 2011
Brownie ..
CHICAGO,
United States
90 posts
Janome Memory Craft
0 ▲ · March 7, 2011
Sophie R.
LONDON,
United Kingdom
4347 posts
I'm such a noob that I haven't even heard of singer, does anyone know a best-for-value model?
0 ▲ · March 7, 2011
Luap G.
THE LAND OF ENCHANTMENT ,
United States
42 posts
i have an all metal 70's kenmore, two 20's nechi, an 80's brother and a modern huskylock serger. if you want to do fancy stitching like embroidery definitely get a new machine, but if you want a heavy duty machine, go with the old, they can sew through leather, denim and everything else (and they look real classy too!)
0 ▲ · March 24, 2011
Cornelia S.
MUNICH,
Germany
301 posts
I learned how to sew on my mother's "Pfaff" sewing machine (I think the company already busted some years ago...) but now I have my own one: I recently found a 57 year old Singer sewing machine on a flew market and it still works great! I'm so happy to have it, it looks like I've stolen it at a museum :) I only suggest not to buy a extremely cheap one, I don't have good experiences with them... Unfortunately.
0 ▲ · April 22, 2011
Spirow W.
WHEREVER THERE'S A PARTY,
Greece
158 posts
singer ftw!! it's simplier and u can learn how to use it by yourself without having to ask for help! that's what i did..
0 ▲ · April 23, 2011
Princess M.
ALABAMA,
United States
1 posts
Brother SE400 Computerized Sewing Machine
0 ▲ · December 2, 2014
Tanya1 H.
BIRMINGHAM,
United Kingdom
427 posts
I really need to learn how to use a sewing machine!
0 ▲ · December 17, 2016
Selina M.
LONDON,
United Kingdom
5720 posts
janome and singer are some of the most popular
0 ▲ · December 28, 2016
Selina M.
LONDON,
United Kingdom
5720 posts
my mum had one of those!
0 ▲ · December 28, 2016
Diana P.
SEATTLE,
United States
11 posts
I use basic Janome Sorbet. It's cheap, it's fancy and good if you're just a beginner like me.
0 ▲ · November 8, 2019