Brother CS5055PRW Sewing Machine, Project Runway, 50 Built-in Stitches, LCD Display, 7 Included Feet
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Style: CS5055PRW
Pattern Name: Sewing Machine
Features
- 50 UNIQUE BUILT-IN STITCHES: The Brother Project Runway CS5055PRW features 50 built-in stitches including 5 auto-size buttonholes
- AUTOMATIC NEEDLE THREADER AND DROP-IN TOP BOBBIN: This sewing machine includes an automatic needle threader that perfectly pushes the thread through the needle and a convenient, jam resistant drop-in top bobbin
- INCLUDED ACCESSORIES: The CS5055PRW comes with 7 sewing feet, 3-piece needle set, twin needle, instruction manual and more
- LCD SCREEN: Simply select your stitches with the push of a button and view your selection on the LCD display
Description
Create high-end fashions at an affordable price, with this incredibly easy to learn and use, exclusive Brother Project Runway computerized sewing machine. The CS5055PRW offers complete couture-level solutions to help you leverage your sense of style into one-of-a-kind, runway-ready fashions. Experience easy, reliable threading of both top and bottom threads; virtually effortless sewing on a wide range of fabrics, and the ability to add professional quality buttonholes, zippers, decorative top stitching and neat, overcasting edges to your favorite creations. The CS5055PRW includes 50 built-in stitches that cover a wide range of utility, decorative, heirloom and quilting stitch functions, and your entire selection of built-in stitches is printed on the front your machine, for easy reference. Simply select your desired stitch on the informative LCD display screen and adjust the stitch to your specific needs. And for truly custom results, choose from the 5 one step buttonhole styles that are actually custom-sized to fit your specific buttons. Includes 6 specialty sewing feet, complete bilingual English and Spanish instruction manual, and a 25-year limited warranty. ;.
Brand: Brother
Color: White
Material: Metal
Product Dimensions: 10.75"D x 19.48"W x 15.96"H
Item Weight: 14.8 pounds
Power Source: Corded Electric
Global Trade Identification Number: 19
Number of Items: 1
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Brand Name: Brother
Model Number: CS5055PRW
Global Trade Identification Number: 19
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 012502631019 880948616903 069025423485
Warranty Description: 25-year limited warranty.
Included Components: Carton Contents Screwdriver, Needle (3pcs), Twin needle, Extra Spool Pin, Ball point needle, Seam ripper, Cleaning brush, Large Spool Cap, Medium Spool Cap, Small Spool Cap|USB Cable Not Included|Warranty 1/2/25 Year Limited Warranty
Item Type Name: roject Runway
Manufacturer: Brother
Part Number: CS5055PRW
Color: White
Material: Metal
Power Source: Corded Electric
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 10.75"D x 19.48"W x 15.96"H
Item Weight: 14.8 pounds
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: CS5055PRW
Pattern Name: Sewing Machine
This is an excellent machine for beginners and advanced users. I bought it for my mom but I had to learn about how to use it to show her as she was intimidated by the technical aspects of it. The lcd and push buttons. Her old machine was also a Brother machine she had forever which was all manual. I don’t know much about sawing so while the instructions are decently written I am not familiar with the terminology. Having said that I did find the machine easy to setup and easy to use. I tried a few runs on my own which resulted in a few laughs from my mom due to newbie mistakes but I soon got the hang of it the last few runs were almost perfect. I was then able to show my mom how to use it and she loved it. After I show her how to set it up and how to select stitch type, length and width and tried a few runs with different stitches and such she made the comment that is better and easier than her old machine. One thing she really liked is that when you select a stitch the lcd tells you what foot to use for it. Don’t know what that means but I trust she knows what she is talking about. One thing she did mentioned she didn’t like is that when the machine stops it leaves the needle down. She would prefer the needle up position. The manual doesn’t make a reference to needle up or needle down but a quick google search found a link to the brothers FAQ website and in there they tell you how to change this setting. Very complicated. Power machine off, then press and hold the minus button for the first digit of the stitch type while you turn the power on. That’s it. Mom is very happy with it now. :) This machine is also slightly lighter than my mom’s old machine. Which she also appreciated as she is getting older. So for her lighter is better. One thing I noticed while setting it up, and mom noticed it as well, is that the bobbing (sp ?) reel is top loading and not side loading like her old machine. There is a transparent piece of plastic that is removable to put the reel in the machine. This plastic piece goes into a larger non-transparent plastic that is removable. I assume the larger plastic is for cleaning and oiling the machine. These two pieces of plastic are thin and have little tabs that hold them in place. To me, from previous experience with similar items with little tabs, they seem flimsy and the tabs could easily break. I suggest to be very careful when removing them and also very gentle when putting them back. Outside that neither my mom or myself found anything else that was not good about the machine. And for those who are beginners, based on my experience helping my mom I say is definitely good for beginners even if you don’t quite know the terminology. And based on my moms comments is also very good for mid to advanced beginners. One additional note... it does not come with a case. I don’t believe any brother machine comes with one as my mom’s old machine didn’t have one. When I ordered the machine from amazon I found a universal case/bag that fits well with this machine for around $30.00.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2019 by G. Jimenez
Style: CS5055PRW
Pattern Name: Sewing Machine
This is a review for the Brother Project Runway CS5055PRW sewing machine (for those of you who like to cross-check reviews with the actual product, you smart people you). I'm an occasional sewer (occasional as in the last time I bellied up to a machine was 10 years ago), and the new fancified machines with the digital displays were well out of my price range back then. I didn't know if I would catch on well with this machine, which for all intents and purposes is a pretty basic machine, as far as sewing machines are these days. Let's break down what I know about using this thing: -The book it comes with will become your new best friend if you're new to sewing, or are rusty (like me). It gives a breakdown of all the moving parts and accessories that come with it, the how-tos of operating the machine, and gives a stitch guide on the uses for the various stitches (as well as which foot to use). -It comes with a decent bunch of starter needles, including a ball point needle and a double needle, so you can get going right away on most projects. -You can use spools of thread either vertically or horizontally (for those of you coming back to sewing after a long absence and wonder why you don't see a big spindle sticking out of the top). -The (semi)automatic threader is nifty, although it does take some getting used to. The needle must be in the completely up position, and you can't hold the thread too tight or too loose, otherwise it won't work. Other than that, it beats trying to stab the needle with the thread. -There is a thread cutter on the back and to the left for when you're finishing this stitch, and there is one in the bobbin housing to get your bobbin thread to the perfect length. -It's pretty darn easy to use overall, especially after you read the included book. I'm also all for looking up videos. I had to because the (semi)automatic threader was a tough one for me to grasp. -It's lightweight, although the handle is kind of awkward, so I recommend using two hands to move it anyway. -If you're buying this and plan on buying spare bobbins at the same time, buy the clear acrylic ones. Metal bobbins will not work in this machine. -BONUS TIP for those who plan on working with microsuede/suede/velvet: purchase a non-stick foot. I ripped out a lot of stitches before realizing this. I've used maybe 6 stitches from the list on this machine so far, but only because I haven't worked with thin materials or elastics yet. So far, so good. Don't have any complaints other than the (semi)automatic threader was a little difficult to figure out, but that's more on my end, and definitely not enough to dock a star.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2016 by TheHappeningCripple
Style: CS5055PRW
Pattern Name: Sewing Machine
I have used a few different sewing machines before and had "simple" machines as a beginner (made for novices) that really were not that fun or easy to use, they weren't that "simple" at all. I stopped sewing for years because I couldn't quite get the hang of my sewing machines or they just weren't working as smoothly as I'd like so when I saw this one and read the reviews I hoped this was the machine I was looking for that would get me back into the swing of things and be so simple to use that I wouldn't get frustrated trying to figure everything out. I felt like I was a beginner again since it's been many years since I've sewn anything and I am SO glad I purchased this. It's a fantastic machine with so many sewing options that are quite simple to use. It made me LOVE sewing and I starting looking for all sorts of things in my house to repurpose or sew up and had fun doing it for once. The best thing about this machine is that whether you are a beginner or well experienced, this machine will work for you. I don't think it's made for heavy duty sewing like making upholstery and things but then again I never tried so it very well could be with the right needles and feet but I have sewn up Jeans, dresses, skirts, and shirts perfectly. I love this machine and have no doubt that everyone who buys this will too.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2013 by Zellywelly
Style: CS5055PRW
Pattern Name: Sewing Machine
Important: Accessories are INSIDE the pull out box on the front of the machine. I bought a USED machine from Amazon Warehouses and set it up and the manual mentioned accessories and I looked everywhere inside box but could not find it and thought the previous person forgot to put them back in the box. So I complained to Amazon about it. They gave me discount because of that but it turned out to be sort of my mistake. Although most likely when it came NEW, it was probably not put inside that pull out box. Another thing that kept messing me up was the threads kept getting tangled up everywhere when I was sewing. Make sure to watch some basic tutorials on YouTube about sewing machines. Really helped me a lot. And I used the included WALKING FEET which made sewing a lot easier since it automatically help you pull the fabric forward. And the auto thread feature was super useful. Again, it's good to watch YouTube video on how that works. I started with doing it too fast when pressing down and it never hooked the thread through. Only when I did it slowly did it work. I have only used it for 2 days so far. But I really like having the LED light on the stitching. And it's lightweight and not too hard to set up the threads once you do it a few times. I bought it mainly as emergency if something happens and I need to fix some threads quickly. I got it used from amazon warehouse price of about $103. I have never sewed before buying this machine.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2021 by ScottyTreehouse
Style: CS5055PRW
Pattern Name: Sewing Machine
I've been sewing for over 30 years and have had at least 9 different personal machines and have used everything from Industrial Conscrews, Bernina's to a 1914 Singer straight stitch. I needed a quick replacement for one of my other machines that had a key decorative stitch. My other machine was also a brother and only lasted a year. I'm a heavy duty sewer. I sew gowns, Costumes, Super hero suits, Custom made bags and just about everything under the sun. So I need a reliable machine that will sew heavier fabric. This machine is ok, but I will keep it as a backup machine once my Janome is back from service. Pros: This machine will sew through heavier fabric but I would not trust anything over two layers of denim. I sewed through two layers of duck cloth fine (A little Jumpy) and used the correct needle. It did ok, skipped a few stitches but that could be remedied with a Roller Foot. For the money, it's a decent household project machine. If you are a daily sewer, I would spend a little more and get a heavier machine. It 's lightweight, almost too lightweight for things bigger than a baby quilt. Decent decorative stitches and easy buttonholer. My button holes looked decent for a lower end machine so that's a plus. This machine has basic attachments but to buy things like a cording foot or quilting attachments, it will add up. Cons: A little too lightweight for heavier fabrics like denim. I did two layers of canvas ok but 4 layers, the machine started to ebel against me even with the correct needle and thread. So if you want to do home decor projects with thicker fabric, I would go for a machine that can handle that kind of work. The machine weighs almost nothing which is a Good/Bad thing. When stressed it will jump around a bit and I had to but a anti-slip mat under it to keep the machine from gravitating off my sewing table. So for classes/travel the portability is nice. If you intend to want a machine to last, I would definitely go for a heavier duty machine. Like most low end machines, they are not meant for daily use or in my case...sometimes abuse. I've been known to sew 10 hours a day and I can see this machine breaking down over time. But as my back up machine, it's fine. I got a good deal on this, so I can't complain but I was missing the button attachment. No big deal because I prefer to hand sew those on with monofilament thread. Good for household/General sewing, the occasional sewer. Quilters and Seamtresses are better off spending a little more for a better machine. Quilters will have to invest in all the extra presser feet and extension table to make this machine useful and you better off going with one of Brothers other machines. Happy with purchase overall. It's a decent machine. I've made four handbags and a sewing machine cover in less than a week and it's holding up so far.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2014 by Jane's Most Wanted
Style: CS5055PRW
Pattern Name: Sewing Machine
So my CS5055PRW arrived last night and the first thing I realised was that I have no thread (I bought scissors, spare needles and chalk, but doh, no thread). First noobie error. After getting some thread, I got the manual out and started to figure out how to thread my bobbin (gosh that sounds dirty), and do all the other things you need to do with the thread. I thought of my grandmother, who sewed for a living, and realised she must have been an engineering genius. Kudos, grandma! After a bit of twiddling and figuring things out, I sewed my first item. Holy moly it was so much fun!!! A couple of times I had to rethread or I'd get the thread all knotted, and realised I wasn't leaving enough thread before cutting the ends, and I was pushing the fabric, rather than let the machine handle the speed of movement. I am so happy with this machine. I tested most of the stitches (just N and J ones), but realised I'll probably only use about 3 of them but they do look really cool, and it's nice to have for the future. The threading helper works decently, I didn't always put the needle back to the right position and thought I'd broken it already, but nope, just gotta put the needle height right. It's really cool, I'm really really happy with it. Not too complicated, not too simple - excellent beginner machine. Now I need more fabric!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2017 by Petit Suisse
Style: CS5055PRW
Pattern Name: Sewing Machine
I started with a Singer because thats what all the older ladies (experienced) used in our quilting class. It worked for about a week...for two minutes max at a time. The bobbing case was broken, So I got my money back and came to AMAZON After reading the the great reviews and having experience buying Brother printers for my former employer I knew Brother made a superb high volume printer I thought it may be the same for their sewing machines as well. I WAS RIGHT! I LOOOOOVE my Brother sewing machine. It is so smooth and so quiet., The Singer I had used to shake and move about my table as I used it and made a machine gun noise while in use as well. My Brother looked complicated which scared me because I am very new to sewing/quilting but a quick read of the guide and I was up and running!! So easy so quiet so smooth!!!! It is great! I love it!!! I And it is advanced and fancy and has so many stitches so I can grow with it. Nothing basic about this machine yet so easy to use. The price is great too! A lot of bang for your buck! Enjoy!!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2013 by Amazon Customer
Style: CS5055PRW
Pattern Name: Sewing Machine
I’m 26, I had bought this same one at Walmart when I was 18 when I first started quilting but I had stopped for a good amount of years and when I moved some pieces got broken off (my bad for not being more careful packing it) when I recently decided to get back into sewing I decided to buy a new one because mine was just old and because I wasn’t caring for it rusted in the metal and plus I had pieces missing from moving and when looking for sewing machines I went with this one again because it worked so well for me before. I honestly love it and think it works great for the price. It’s definitely perfect for beginners, I kept the box this time so when I move I can safely transfer it. It feels so great to be sewing again. I definitely recommend this sewing machine, bought it when I was 18 and just repurchased it again at 26. Might go with something more heavy duty later in life but as of right now it does a great job for my quilting and masks I recently sewed because of this pandemic. Also I liked that it comes with a little storage unit thing on it and a few other things in a pouch idk the name to lol
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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2020 by Plotthoundgirl