I🧵 am from Belgium and i have a silverest snm 33C1 normally prices a round 100€. Now also a serger from leuwenstein 700D. regards from Belgium. 🧵🪡

Thanks. I watched all four videos on sewing space setup. They are all helpful. Thanks Laura!

I payed my Singer heavy duty 4423 on Amazon for 279 Canadian dollars. It was 430 CD at Walmart. It's great for my sewing craft projects.

Fantastic videos. Thank you for your service. My reason to sew... PREPPER-ation. We all lived through C19, and many lived before, through crazy times like that. If the grid goes down, you have water, grow your own food, can do basic hunting/fishing, and can fix things around your home but cannot sew, then a critical part of self-reliance is missing. Sewing is my current lack. Thanks for helping to fix that.

Thanks. You've given me some good points to consider. My goal is to produce historically accurate wooden scale models of pre-20th century sailing ships. Lots to consider here.

Eu tenho uma Singer 4423 também, e gosto muito dela...

Those prices don't represent Australian prices the Singer 4423 is a $500 machine

Can use my brother accessories on a singer sewing machine

There are extremely good starter machines that are not Singers and work very well plus knowing thst if there is a problem, there is a competent person who can help with repairs! Singers bought crimson places ,Ike Joann’s, Walmart, etc. are a big problem - a vintage Singer is a much better buy and there are people who can make repairs because the inner workings are metal and not plastic! I’m not being mean, just letting people know that for about the same amount of a new Singer, a quality beginner machine can be purchased from a reliable shop!

I wouldn’t safest anyone purchase a Singer made in the last 60 years! They are garbage and it’s almost impossible to find anyone who will work on/repair them! I have at least 19 machines from 1926 to 2022 - including vintage Singer machines from 1926 to about 1960 only.

I need help deciding what machine to buy for a beginner who wants to learn to make clothes, curtains and hopefully do free hand embroidery too. I heard Janome is the most reliable. I just don’t know what model to get. I’ve searched and compared but it’s baffling! I can’t spend more than £400 can anyone advise please?

I learned to sew on a Swedish machine in high school. Then at home we had a Singer. I never enjoyed sewing on North American machines. A few years ago I bought a vintage Bernina second hand. Amazing. I’ve since bought a newer Bernina second hand so I could have fancy stitches. Sewing machines a can be very expensive, however, there are many used machines available . Most are in excellent working condition. Lots of KZbin videos to learn how to use them.

I'm working late cause I'm a singer❤

I’m glad I found your video. Thank you!

Is the singer m1500 a good machine for denim amd leather repairs or good for occasional repairs or is the singer heavy duty 4423/ 4411 a better choice

What about re-furbished ?

Thank you great video!

Singer Sewing Mach. Love the channel and appreciate your advice. I have more hours in researching the $30. flea market "simple mechanical" Singer I purchased than I have sewing projects. Unfortunately, after a few projects , a few bent needles & a motion wheel that won't turn and do it's job pulling the fabric , I've decided to purchase a brand new, "complex mechanical" Singer. But , ................ There are so dang many to choose from ??? Ugh !! 4411, 4423, 4432, (grey, green 👌or black), 4452 (w/ or w/out bundles) 6360, etc ........ ?? I've sewn patches, sand bag rests for guns, velcro - (hook&loop), two 4 lb wool blankets together, elastic or stretchy fabric, etc ..... I need something (?) ..... i'll try to sew it !! Could be thick, thin, hard, soft, make a button hole or 2, ....... I can't think of & don't know what my next repair or solution to a problem may be. My research 1st lead me to think, "get the middle model (4452)" I could just make the $199. price tag. But then, I though, It may be nice to have a kit ......... hey, a table might help ? And, of course, extras (parts & pieces) for my predictable mistakes, loss of parts (memory ... where did I leave that ?) , BREAKAGE ?? OH NO !! 🤭 Being a flat wood carpenter & wood turner for 33yrs & purchasing automotive tools & such, I've come to understand that , along w/the purchase of a machine, there are always blades, belts, bits & such you either find you must have to do specific projects or need to replace along the way. I need advice. Epiphany advice ... Epiphrical (?) advice. Confident , Clear , Knowledgeable advice from someone who would know about the things I can't fathom yet w/my limited imagination. a) why a $209. 4423 over the $199. 4452 ? b) what does a 4432 ($299) do that the cheaper models don't ? c) get the bundle or not ? (table ? presser foot kit ?? both ???) Laura, ........ CAN YOU TELL ME WHAT I NEED ?? Or , at lease answer these few (?'s) I've thought to ask ?? Thank you for your generous consideration, Sincerely .................... God bless.

I love thread boards but I don’t want my thread to get dusty so I use a covered storage box.

Buy a Brother I make Denim bags and it is tough work but my Brother did a great job. Singer and Janome are weak. I have a Juki now it is great and tough but costly and no fancy stiches!!

I like all of your plastic organizers with compartments for small items, but where & how do you store the organizers? Do they sit on a shelf? In a drawer?

I used to have a Bernina Artista I loved. Due to a period of devastatingly hard times I had to sell it. It really spoiled me. One feature I really miss with my current Brother xr3774 is the needle down option. I don't really like this machine much. The next machine I get must have two things....the needle down setting and a larger throat area for quilting.

can i ask what you would use for back pack webbing - backpack padding and holes in mens work pants please and thank you in Australia if thats info you need - that singer is $450.00 in aus

I have singer 3323 i just bought it and I don't no how to use it

Nice video yeah I think I'm going to get the singer

So helpful!! Thanks!

I just now found you and I am delighted!! The confetti projects are perfect for granddaughters. Your enthusiasm is contagious. I have even checked out the confetti bar. Thank you so much for all this. Happy New Year!

Thank you is a good information ❤

Hi so I want to get into reworking clothing like sweat pants and hoodies or jackets what would you recommend?? Your video is so informative but I’m still unsure what would work for this hobby?? I’m also a beginner and never used a sewing machine before? Thanks!!!

Great information. Where is the reference link for the vintage sewing machine repair shops you mentioned?

Great video! Thanks for the help! Btw, did I miss the name of the $600 machine you have?

I own a singer 4423 and Qs9960 and singer profinish serger so I am a Singer sewist. 😊

Handy! Thank you

Why you didn’t use Industrial sewing machine ?

I would use the 40g to make a window panel in storage bins

Hello, Are you still doing videos. I notice the last ones was two years ago. Do you have new tutorial. 😊

Hello I’m from Ct too and trying to teach my granddaughter to sew. I am thinking to get a RXmeili portable machine to get her started. However, I don’t know if that machine will work for her to begin learning. I will like to get your opinion, because I want to make sure she is really into sewing before spending a lot of money on a machine. Thanks

Im in desperate need to upgrade my sewing machine. I have a brother cs10s really basic one gifted to me by my husband when I started sewing 2 years ago, but it no longer fits my needs. It skips stitches a lot and doesn’t handle thick fabrics 😢 In the quest of a new one I become more and more undecided by every video I watch 🥲🥲 it doesn’t help that I’m a very indecisive person 😂

I am starting off teaching some home schooled 8-12 year olds, where should I start?

I had a sewing machine from the 1960s that was great but I gave it away, so sorry I did. I steered away from Singer because they had plastic parts that did not hold up. I have noticed that the feed dogs are metal but the feet are plastic and that causes problems. I have a Janome because it is not plastic but has plastic feet, which is a drawback. If I had the space, I would buy an old sewing machine with metal parts, especially the metal feet.

I need a quilting/patchwork machine hopefully will a foot/hand control as I am disabled. Is it possible for some advice but I can't afford more than £250,

So helpful!

What’s the deal with the multiple thread and needle machines? Just saw a clip on this…

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You are so good on camera you should continue these videos. I wish I had you to teach me - I gave up and now my granddaughter wants to learn but she’s really young

Why have you not posted a new video in a year?

I learned on a singer and sewed for 5 years on the Singer HD 4452. I just traded it in and got a Janome 4120 QDC. But if i had to do it again, I would have gotten the Quantum Stylist, which has alm the same features of the Janome for less $$. Great video.

Wow, this information was spot on with what my brain needed to get excited to pull out my sewing machine! Little set like this are so wonderful!

Nicely done.