Learn How to Buy The BEST Sewing Machine

There’s so many sewing machines out there, so which one is the best?! In this video you’ll learn how to find for the perfect sewing machine for YOU! I’d love to know if you already sew and which machine you love!
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[@suegrover6797]

I have a computerised Janome Memorycraft machine which I love. I also have my Mum’s old mechanical Brother machine which is still going strong. Both great makes of machine.

[@Kate-wf6hh]

For many years I just had a mechanical Bernette machine. It did good service for about 25 years and offered me a good range of stitches. However I got fed up with the fact it didn't cope with heavier fabrics very well which is down to the power of the motor. So after waiting for a long time, I bought a Bernina B480, my first computerised machine and I am so happy with it. It took a while to get used to but now I actually think it has improved my sewing because I feel like I have better control over it. Also, the buttonholes are amazing. I can even tell it what sort of fabric I am sewing and it will tell me which size needle to use and set the appropriate tension.

[@Tammy.Handmade]

Wow 25 years!!! 😱 I will always defend how amazing automatic buttonholes are haha!

[@india1422]

I am lucky enough to have several Bernina sewing machines. I also have a Bender sewing machine which i also love.Berninas are very dependable. I definitely prefer modern technology when it comes to sewing machines. I have heard a lot of issues with Bentley machines and would stay away from them. I think if 8 could not have a Bernina i would have a Janome. I have literally never heard a bad thing about Janome.

[@MadameChampagne-g9c]

I have a Singer sewing machine but I don't sew very often. I have some trouser cuffs to make for my husband, but the space I have is very limited. I know I have to do them at some point. Thank you for sharing this video, it is very useful information. I can't wait to see your next video !🙂

[@Tammy.Handmade]

So glad you love the video! Do let me know if you have any specific videos you'd like to see from me ❤️

[@MadameChampagne-g9c]

Can you give tricks on how to sew a plain t-shirt ? I start doing one few years agp but i didn't finish it maybe the pattern is to complicated to follow. thanks !😀

[@susankey9598]

Love this video, thank you so much for sharing this. xx

[@Tammy.Handmade]

So glad you loved it ❤️🫶🏼

[@lizzieb6311]

Thank you! I have a Viking Husqvarna Emerald 118…super basic…but a solid and reliable machine…easy to clean, thread, and consistently gives nice stitches. I’d love to step up to a medium priced Babylock with a few more options (auto up/down, auto thread cut, and better lighting. Great video.

[@india1422]

If you have an overlocker you can often conduct a while garnet when it. Many people will see a seam and then overlocker it. If you have a 4-thread stitch you can sew and neaten a seam all in one go.

[@Tammy.Handmade]

Yes this is a great point! ❤️

[@draganastanisavljevic9391]

What is the model number for the basic one?

[@IBSicilian2]

I have 3 Singers, 1 Brother, and a quilting machine.

[@india1422]

Buying a super-cheap machine can really put you off sewing. I had a machine which no matter how many services it had, would loop underneath the seam. No matter what i tried nothing worked. Imagine being a first-time sewer, faced when looking, generally poor quality stitching. Fighting with the machine every. Single. Time. That would be enough to kill an embryonic interest. I have a Bavy Lick overlocker and the new Bernina overlocker/ coverstitch machine. I love them both.

[@Tammy.Handmade]

I completely agree! I find the more expensive machines just work really well and I rarely have problems with stitching - which means I can just focus purely on sewing the garment! ❤️