Brother CS7000i Sewing and Quilting Machine, 70 Built-in Stitches, 2.0" LCD Display, Wide Table, 10 Included Feet
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Style: CS7000i
Pattern Name: Machine
Features
- 70 unique built-in stitches: The Brother CS7000i comes with 70 built-in sewing stitches including utility, quilting, decorative, heirloom stitches, and 7 auto-size buttonholes
- Automatic needle threader and drop-in top bobbin: This sewing and quilting machine includes an automatic needle threader that perfectly pushes thread through the needle and a convenient, jam resistant drop-in top bobbin
- Included accessories: The CS7000i includes a protective hard case, wide table, 10 sewing feet, instruction manual and more
- LCD Screen: The backlit LCD display allows you to easily make and view your stitch selections
- At your side support: The CS7000i quilting and sewing machine comes with Brother at your side support offering free technical support via online, live chat or phone for the life of your machine
- This product is intended for sale only in the US at 120 volts, and any other use or sale voids the warranty.
Description
Looking to create your next quilting masterpiece? New to sewing? The CS7000i, feature rich, sewing and quilting machine is a great option for a range of users. The CS7000i is designed for ease of use, with convenient features like the bright backlit LCD display, automatic needle threader, easy-to-follow threading diagrams, Quick-set bobbin system and adjustable sewing speed control. This machine also features 70 built-in sewing stitches, including decorative stitches, quilting stitches and seven styles of one-step, auto-size buttonholes. The free arm capability makes it easy to sew cuffs, sleeves and skinny jeans and the drop feed mechanism allows for free motion sewing and quilting. The CS7000i is a great value, including sewing and quilting accessories right in the box. There are 10 presser feet included - ¼” piecing, spring action quilting, walking, buttonhole, overcasting, monogramming, zipper, zigzag, blind stitch and button sewing feet, plus quilt guide. Also included is the detachable wide table that is perfect for larger quilting projects and a hard-protective case for convenient portability and class use. The CS7000i sewing and quilting machine comes with a printed Quick Start guide and complete instructions manuals in English and Spanish, a bilingual user manual, and a 25-year limited , and online technical support for the life of the product.
Brand: Brother
Color: White
Material: Metal
Product Dimensions: 6.69"D x 16.02"W x 12.09"H
Power Source: Treadle Powered
Is Electric: Yes
Global Trade Identification Number: 23
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Product Dimensions: 16.02 x 6.69 x 12.09 inches
Item Weight: 17.66 pounds
Item model number: CS7000i
Number of pieces: 1
Batteries required: No
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: CS6000i
Pattern Name: Machine
This is my second experience with sewing machines. My first was a toy Singer sewing machine that I just returned because it was was dead on arrival (well, shortly after actually). That was a Christmas gift for my daughter - a great idea, and though we had not thought of giving her one ourselves (my wife does not sew either) she was very excited about it when she opened it. Unfortunately when I called the Singer toy sewing machine support line they recommended returning it because they suspected a faulty part that they did not have in stock. That turned out to be a lucky break for us. So we ventured to Sears to check out what else was available, where we saw the Singer 7442 and a few cheaper models. It seemed like it would be nice to able to do more than just simple stitches, and the prices were not all that different ($140 - 200). A quick look at Amazon at the 7442 lead us to this Brother. Because the reviews were slightly better for the Brother CS6000i (and because I had just returned a Singer, and was not all that excited about getting another of that brand) I bought the Brother. After using it for a few days I am very happy with this purchase. I gave it five stars, because for the price it really is a very nice machine (which you can read about in other reviews here). Easy to use, with lots of options that actually work and do make it easier to use. It does seem to have high quality parts where it matters. It is fun for her to have the wide variety of stitches, and the one step button hole feature might be useful if she gets more into sewing. But nothing is perfect, and so here are the downsides that I did not see much written in other reviews are: It comes with a cheap (bottomless) cover that can't be called a case. It can't even really be called a dust cover since it has a hole near the top so you can reach the handle of the machine to carry it. It doesn't hold the additional pieces of the machine either. Brother should have just just saved that poor tree instead of including this 'case'. I'll be storing the machine and the additional parts in the original box and foam packaging. Although that is a quite a bit bigger than really necessary, it will provide much better protection than the 'case'. It's too bad they didn't spend just a little more on the box packaging and give up on the 'case' idea. They could have made the box a very functional and protective storage mechanism if they just made it easier to pack. The machine is constructed with a fair amount of plastic (though it seems to be metal in the places where it matters). The 25 year guarantee gives me some hope, but in general when I think of something made of plastic with electronics in it, longevity does not come to mind. When I was looking at the antique Singers (401a, etc), all made of metal, still working after 30-40 years, I felt a pang of anguish for our society that has shifted from making and buying high quality long-lasting products in the US to off-shore produced planned obsolescence. What a waste of resources, pity about pollution through the whole process, not to mention the jobs. I will be surprised if the LCD and electronics in this system are still working in even 10 years (I'm going to try holding on to the receipt for the life of the 25 year warranty because I bet it will come in handy at some point). Maybe I'll tape it to that cheap cover.... The manual is quite good (without really knowing anything about sewing I was able to get the machine set up and sewing in about an hour), but would be much better if it were specific to this model. There are many places in the model where it says, "Or you can do this if your model has this feature." Well, there are times when I'm reading it when I'm not sure if my model has that feature, and it takes some time to figure it out. It really seems like Brother should be able to print different versions of the documentation for their different machines at not much extra cost. I would pay a few more dollars in the overall price to have a customized user manual. On a positive note, every time I've hit one of those sections so far, this model does have the feature.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2010 by HomeShopper
Style: CS6000i
Pattern Name: Machine
So far my husband and I are very happy with this machine. It works well, we haven't had any problems threading it using the plastic bobbins provided, but we are using high quality thread (Coats & Clark). We are beginning-again-beginners, we both learned to sew at as kids and haven't picked it up until now as adults, and this machine seems like the right place to start. I want to make a t-shirt quilt and this should work perfectly, and my husband has already used it to patch something up. Here's a few tips from what we learned: 1) Do not remove the styrofoam that is stuck to the inside of the cover! We (admittedly, stupidly) ripped it out thinking it was just for shipping, but it actually has holes placed specifically in it so the cover doesn't rest on any of the parts that stick up on the machine. We were able to stick it back in with some double sided tape without a problem, thankfully. 2) If you are truly a beginner, and you have absolutely no supplies, there are extra things you will probably need or want to buy! We ended up spending roughly another $200 at JoAnn Fabrics, but we had certain specific things in mind that we needed for future projects also. Here's what you will probably end up needing/wanting: -thread!! in multiple colors if you're planning on a variety of projects -- this machine comes with none. Coats & Clark is great quality, and you can find a ton of it at JoAnn, and they always have coupons going. -extra sewing machine needles, preferably in different sizes if you are going to be working on fabrics with different weights (e.g. you will need heavier duty needles if you're going to be working with something like denim, the instruction manual for the machine talks a lot about this and it was helpful for us.) -extra bobbins, this comes with 4 plastic ones (we purchased a pack of 20 metal bobbins for $2.99 on Amazon) -fabric pins (with glass or metal heads if you are planning on ironing over them) -pin cushion or magnetic holder -fabric measuring tape, 60" is probably sufficient but we found a 120" for a good price -sewing scissors!! good sewing scissors for cutting fabric are important, and worth the extra money (many come with lifetime guarantees) -fabric pencils, which will wash off anything you need to mark -fabric cutting board, if you are worried about protecting the surface you'll be cutting your fabric on -sewing storage bin - totally optional, but if you buy a lot of accessories it's handy to have something to put them all in and organize them. We bought a large one, but they come in a variety of sizes. Plus, they're cute. :) -thread storage bin - also optional, we bought a plastic one from Amazon because the compartments fit all sizes of thread spools, it's great, has a handle, and has 40 compartments (we know our collection of colors will grow!) -rotary cutter - also optional, I bought a basic one to use for cutting out t-shirt squares for the quilt I will make because it will make it a lot easier to cut perfect squares. I'd recommend it if you're planning on quilting or doing anything where the fabric needs to be cut precisely. You will definitely want a fabric cutting board for this! I'm excited to start sewing again!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2015 by Rebecca W.
Style: CS6000i
Pattern Name: Machine
I have actually bought three of these machines - the first was for me - after not having had a sewing machine for years, I missed sewing, but I didn't have a budget for my dream machine. This one had great reviews and the price was crazy low for all the features, so I took a chance. It turned out to be smooth and reliable, so easy to operate! I loved the buttonholes that it made and the overedge stitches for seam finishing. I loved it so much that I bought another one for my mother in law, and another one for my best friend. They're quite sturdy, considering all the plastic in the housing. Very easy to work with and advanced enough that a new sewist will not outgrow its capabilities quickly. Nice stitch quality with a lot of decorative and utility stitches built in. I like the speed control and a Stop/Start button on the front of the machine so that you don't have to use the foot control. This was necessary for my friend who is a paraplegic. I don't recall it being particularly noisy, even when sewing heavier fabrics like "cork leather" or waterproof canvas. It handled all the fabrics I use most often though I did have to hand crank through the heaviest seam junctions. I eventually gave mine away, so I don't know how it's doing, but the other two are still functioning just fine at about 10 and 12 years old. Amazing amount of versatility and reliability for this price. For the beginning hobby sewist, I would consider this a starter machine - use it and upgrade when it dies - at this price, it's almost disposable. Add a Brother 1034D serger at about the same price and you're set to do any kind of sewing you like.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2025 by Echo Juliet