Sewing Machine
#1
This is such a great resource to have and I have learned so much.My daughter inlaw wanted to know if the BrotherCS6000 sewing machine from Jo-ann's would be a good purchase for a new sewer and I thought of all of you being my go to help! Thanks ahead of time and I'll pass your thoughts on to her. Leslie
#3
You can look at the reviews on walmart.com - if you buy it there, you get a bonus of an even feed foot, a darning foot and a hard plastic case. It's not available in the stores, only at walmart.com - $179
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Brother-Co...S6000I/4764726
I really like it - with 20-some-odd sewing machines, it doesn't get used much any more, but when I want to do a quick buttonhole, that's the machine I pull out.
It weighs almost nothing, so it's not good for free-motion quilting, but it does handle some pretty heavy sewing chores - hemming pants, for instance. I think the manual for it is online on the Brother site so you can look it over and see how easy it is to use.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Brother-Co...S6000I/4764726
I really like it - with 20-some-odd sewing machines, it doesn't get used much any more, but when I want to do a quick buttonhole, that's the machine I pull out.
It weighs almost nothing, so it's not good for free-motion quilting, but it does handle some pretty heavy sewing chores - hemming pants, for instance. I think the manual for it is online on the Brother site so you can look it over and see how easy it is to use.
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