anyone know of a good,heavy duty sewing machine that is $100 or under
So, l have been getting crafy lately and l wanted to buy a sewing machine,
but l did not wanna buy a really expensive one because l am just starting
and who knows if i will stick with it. Does anyone recommend any over
others? And do you know any nice ones that are under $100?? l also
saw some that were refurbished for real cheap..is this a bad idea??
/> Thanks!
If you do not know how to use a sewing machine and have no one
to help you learn, visit sewing machine dealers.
Tell them what you want to be able to sew and that you have a budget.
They will help you select a machine that is right for you.
If you have any questions or need help with the machine, they will be there for you. Some dealers have classes, if you are interested in this.
I love to sew & have owned many machines - own three now & use
them all for different purposes.
If you go to a Vacuum/Sewing machine store - why these two repairs/sales
go together is beyond me, they usually have trade-ins that they have
overhauled. The benefit there is that if something goes wrong, they will
fix it & you should have some kind of warranty. You can buy a good used Kenmore (which I think is the best low-cost machine) but again, buy from a dealer - warranty is everything. Too many things can go wrong until you know what you are doing. There are also Brothers out there that are awesome & inexpensive - & there are other good brands. I suggest you find a vacuum/sewing sales/repair shop & see what they have in a used (cheap) machine. Tell them what you have to spend & see if they can not help you - & ask about the warranty. Also BE SURE to ask them to thoroughly show you how to use the machine - that is worth $100 right there!!! If you buy from ebay or the newspaper/craig is list, etc. you have no assistance & if you are starting, you need to have help with the machine till you learn how to work out the bugs yourself - & you will in time know how to do that. Good luck & happy sewing. Take a sewing class somewhere - making a small project to start - they help you learn how to cut out things & sew, etc. Cheap classes are available for beginners at quilt shops - a great place to learn to sew.
Used machines are about your best bet at that price range.
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