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Brother CS7000X Computerized Sewing and Quilting Machine (70 Built-in Stitches) + Brother 5300A Sewing Machine Hardcase

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Style: CS7000X


Pattern Name: Machine + Hardcase, Off-White


Features

  • Includes 70 built-in stitches including utility, decorative, heirloom and quilting stitch functions, and 7 one-step auto-size buttonholes for the CS7000X sewing and quilting machine.
  • Features an LCD display, improved automatic needle threader, large needle-to-arm workspace and a fixed needle bar for stability for convenient sewing with the CS7000X.
  • Comes with a detachable wide table perfect for larger quilting projects for the CS7000X sewing and quilting machine.
  • The sturdy plastic Brother 5300A hardcase securely fits Brother sewing machines up to 16.26 x 6.65 x 12.21 inches with solid metal latches.
  • The CS7000X sewing machine comes with 10 presser feet plus a quilt guide.

Description

Brother CS7000X Computerized Sewing and Quilting Machine, 70 Built-in Stitches, LCD Display, Wide Table, 10 Included Feet, White The CS7000X sewing and quilting machine is a great option for beginners and experienced sewers alike with a plethora of convenient features. An LCD display, improved automatic needle threader, large needle-to-arm workspace, a smaller free arm for sewing tight projects, and a fixed needle bar for stability, highlight some of the machine’s easy-to-use components. With 70 built-in sewing stitches, including decorative stitches, quilting stitches, and seven styles of one-step, auto-size buttonholes, the possibilities are endless. The CS7000X is a great value, including sewing and quilting accessories right in the box, such as 10 presser feet plus a quilt guide. Also included is the detachable wide table that is perfect for larger quilting projects and a hard-protective case for comfortable portability and class use. Brother 5300A Sewing Machine Hardcase, Off-White When traveling to a sewing class, venturing to a friend’s house to sew, or just needing to store your machine for safekeeping, reach for the Brother 5300A Hard Case. With a well-built carrying handle and secure metal latches, this sturdy hard case can serve as a safe travel companion for shows or classes or simple storage in your sewing studio or room. The off- white hard case fits any Brother sewing machine up to 16.26 x 6.65 x 12.21 inches. With a comfortable carrying handle and solid Brother durability, easily stow and tow your machine wherever your sewing journey takes you!

Brand: Brother


Color: white


Product Dimensions: 6.65"D x 16.26"W x 12.21"H


Is Electric: Yes


Item model number: CS7000X


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    • good quality for the price
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. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2010 by HomeShopper
    • Amazing machine, best purchase, super beginner friendly
Style: CS7000X Pattern Name: Machine
This is my first sewing machine. There are so many stitching options but I’ve just stuck to the first stitch since I’m a beginner. It took me about 15 minutes to understand the set up but the instructions were super clear and there is a lot online. I’ve only used the lowest speed and played around with the others but the lowest one is perfect for a starter and it can get pretty quick for anyone who prefers that. It’s really quiet although I don’t have much to compare it to. Best sewing machine, super simple, easy to learn and it is very smooth. It is plastic but I think it will be sturdy if well maintained. Definitely worth the investment. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2024 by Gkontheclock
    • Great machine
I bought this sewing machine for use by myself and my teen daughters. I had barely any experience using a machine, but they had all taken a class in middle school that taught them sewing machine basics. I wanted something that offered basic functions, but that we can expand on as we gain skill. Two of my daughters are also trying their hand at historical reenactment, and I wanted this machine to be able to make costumes. The machine has some nice features to expand to. Because it’s controls are digital, it takes a little learning. I found that the manual could easily be followed step-by-step. I used it like a textbook, and began working my way through it from front to back. I experimented with all of the different stitches and buttonholes on a scrap of fabric. It clearly described steps, and the terminology wasn’t over my head. However, there are two things I learned from videos and reviews more than the manual: how to thread the needle using the built in needle threader, and, most importantly, what brands of thread to use. Thankfully, the two most recommended thread brands - Gutermann and Coats & Clark - also happen to be the most common (and affordable) at our local Joann’s. The machine comes with three bobbins, but it also doesn’t hurt to pick up a few more if using many different colors of thread. The machine also comes with a decent selection of different presser feet, tools for cleaning, etc. The various small parts pack into a small pouch, and the pouch can be stored in the machine base. The quilting platform fits nicely onto the base to expand it, and can be helpful with other tasks, as well. We have used the machine so far to make rice heat packs, reverse engineer a costume, and make curtains for the windows and nesting boxes of a chicken house. The machine has performed well, and any problems have generally been user error because we didn’t review the manual instructions well. I have monitored how clean the machine stays, and kept up on minor maintenance. It is stored, cover off, in a large cabinet. I did buy a free standing lamp to help increase visibility at night because the built in light only illuminates a small space, and the ceiling light above our work area is not extremely bright and is off for the angle of work. Overall, I am very happy with this Brother machine. The price was not exorbitant, it does what we need, it doesn’t lose calibration (like a cheap Singer that someone once bought me as a gift) or need frequent repairs. Because of my experience with this machine, I would recommend Brother machines, this model especially, to those who want a good basic machine that offers the ability to have fun learning new skills. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2023 by Laura

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