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List Price : $499.99 Price : $249.00
List Price : $499.99 Price : $249.00
Product Description
Includes (1) General Purpose Pressure Foot - on machine, (1) Satin Special Purpose Pressure Decorative Sewing Foot, (1) One-Step Buttonhole Foot, (1) Zipper Foot, (1) Blind Hem Foot, (1) Darning and Embroidery Foot, (1) 1/4-in Foot, (1) Open-toe Foot, (1) Even Feed Foot, Needles, (4) Standard Bobbins, Lint Brush-Seam Ripper, (1) Screwdriver for Needle Plate, Auxiliary Spool Pin, (2) Spool Pin Felt Discs, (3) Thread Spool Caps - Small, Medium and Large, Quilter?s Extension Table, Seam Guide, Quilting Guide, Instruction Manual
- Automatic needle threader and Drop & Sew bobbin system make for quick and easy set-up
- 98 built-in stitches with seven fully automatic one-step buttonholes provide endless project possibilities
- Programmable needle up/down and drop feed make quilting fun and easy
- Four bonus quilting feet and an extension table create the winning quilting combination
- Electronic twin needle control and adjustable stitch length and width allow you to customize your projects. 110 volt machine designed for United States and Canadian use only.
SINGER 7469Q Confidence Quilter Computerized Sewing and Quilting Machine Reviews
SINGER 7469Q Confidence Quilter Computerized Sewing and Quilting Machine Reviews
| 153 of 157 people found the following review helpful  Good for beginners, By havalina "havalina" (Missouri) - See all my reviews This review is from: SINGER 7469Q Confidence Quilter Computerized Sewing and Quilting Machine (Kitchen) I have quilted for years on an old 90's Singer and decided to finally move into the 21st Century. Of course the reason I never upgraded was cause I was broke so I thought I would try out the Singer 7469Q - I got it at Jo-Ann's which has a 10 day return!I used this machine to quilt a queen sized wedding chain quilt. I plan on returning it. I have been wanting to upgrade from my early 90's Singer and wanted to check out this one. It feels cheap - for ex. the thread holder is thin flimsy plastic. The LED light is incredibly dim - you need a desk lamp. Also, the stiches don't get very long -- my old Singer you could get long basting stitches which is nice. It's fussy about the thread - you have to have it threaded just right or it goes nuts - I never had this problem before either. It does pretty well with free motion quilting -- a little jerky but after an hour or so I had gotten used to it and could do some attractive stitching. Over all, I... Read more 94 of 95 people found the following review helpful  Singer confidence quilter, By This review is from: SINGER 7469Q Confidence Quilter Computerized Sewing and Quilting Machine (Kitchen) I have had this machine for a year. Most of the sewing I have done on this machine is quilt piecing, general sewing, and some quilting. One feature that no one has mentioned (as far as I recall) is a special feature that in piecing quilts has saved me much time in piecing. As you begin your seam the machine sews a few stitches and backs up over them, securing the beginning of the seam. When you finish the seam, hit the reverse arrow and it secures the last stitches of the seam in the same way.The stitches are consistently straight. It also comes with an attachable walking foot. The throat plate of the machine is clear making it visible to see if you are running out of thread. There are better sewing machines of this type but the price ranges begin somewhere at $1,000. With all the "bells and whistles" this machine has, I would highly recommend it. 59 of 63 people found the following review helpful  Everything you need, and easy to boot., By Erica Paris (Denison, TX, USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: SINGER 7469Q Confidence Quilter Computerized Sewing and Quilting Machine (Kitchen) I had never sewn anything before in my life, but I wanted to learn. This sewing machine came with a DVD to explain how to thread it. It was very easy to thread, wind the bobbin, and put the bobbin in. I do wish they had given me a bit more info on what each foot is for and what each one looks like. I guess they assumed that I'm less clueless than I actually am about sewing.I've got absolutely no complaints about the quality of the machine. When I first brought it home, I was playing with it, and got a huge rat's nest of thread stuck behind the dog feeder. The machine came with a small flat piece of metal, that (with absolutely no instruction from anyone) I was able to figure out was to be used to unscrew the face plate, and get everything cleaned out. I was able to fix it and get back to sewing within about 10 minutes. It comes with two trays (sorry, I don't know what they're called). One is a larger tray that's good for holding large projects like a... Read more |
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