Brother SE1800 Sewing And Embroidery Machine With 136 Built-In Embroidery Designs, 6 Fonts, 184 Sewing Stitches, 5x7 Embroidery Field, Built-In Memory, 11 Sewing Feet, & Including Machine Case
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- Expansive 5x7 inch embroidery field provides space for larger designs, along with a 5x12 inch multi-position frame allows you to combine designs with less rehooping. View designs and editing options on the large, backlit LCD display screen.
- Includes 136 built-in embroidery designs and 6 embroidery lettering fonts. Designs include beautiful scrollwork, florals and quilt patterns, plus 10 frame shapes with 12 border styles.
- 184 built-in sewing stitches, with 10 buttonhole styles and an extensive array of decorative stitches such as scallop, smocking, shell tuck, heirloom and drawnwork. Use the sideways sewing feature for applique and cylindrical sewing. Design your own decorative sewing stitches with the My Custom Stitch feature, and use the sideways sewing feature for applique and cylindrical sewing.
- Virtually unlimited embroidery design options, with built-in memory. Import designs with a USB stick (not included), and store your purchased or custom edited designs to built-in memory, for future use.
- Includes hard machine case and 11 sewing feet, with a buttonhole, overcasting, monogramming, zipper, zigzag, blind stitch, button fitting, stitch guide, adjustable zipper piping, non-stick and open-toe feet.
Description
The versatile Brother SE1800 computerized sewing and embroidery machine is designed for the ultimate sewing and embroidery experience, with its extensive range of 184 sewing stitches, 10 buttonhole styles, 136 embroidery designs, 6 embroidery lettering fonts and maximum 5x7 inch embroidery field. Beyond the built-in sewing stitches and embroidery designs, this model allows you to design your own sewing stitches and import purchased embroidery designs, for virtually unlimited creative options. Included is a generous selection of accessories, with a 5x7 inch and a 5x12 inch multi-position embroidery hoop, hard protective carrying case for easy transport, embroidery foot, 11 quick- change sewing feet and more.
Brand: Brother
Color: Blue
Product Dimensions: 11.5"D x 23.2"W x 13.4"H
Global Trade Identification Number: 59
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Product Dimensions: 22.13 x 19.75 x 19.13 inches
Item model number: SE1800
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Item Weight: 40 pounds
Manufacturer: Brother International
Date First Available: October 21, 2015
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Top Amazon Reviews
Although I found this machine a dream to use, I did send it back. The one feature I use extensively is the speed slider. For most of my sewing I do not use the foot control. This is because of diabetic foot pain. Unlike other machines I have tried out, This Brother only has one speed (about medium) when doing decorative stitches. The slider does work with your utility stitches, but ironically, those are the ones where I would use my foot control. I did try out the Brother SE425 ( from Walmart) that used the speed slider control for all stitches. So I thought that would be the same for this model. If you use a foot switch and not the start/stop button along with the slider speed switch, this is a great machine. The one thing I did like is the super wide decorative stitches. It's a real hoot watching the fabric move forward and backward while ALSO moving side to side. Bottom line, for its capabilities, hoop size, varity of stitches, it is worth the price. For me... I ended up making an obsurd jump. I have a BabyLock Destiny on order. Why do I say "obsured"?... Take the price of this Brother and multiply it by 10. Need I say any more?
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Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2015 by RJK
I have had this machine for less than six months. I just started embroidering and was happy because this machine had so many good reviews and it has the bigger hoops but when I went to switch back to sewing and make the feed dogs rise up, they did not come up! Took it to the shop after trying what it says in the manual and calling Brother (which basically quoted the manual). They told me that this and many other problems are common with this machine. I am really disappointed that a $1200 machine is broken after only six months of minimal use and to top it all off, I will be without my machine for two weeks because the repair shop that I have to take it to is the only one that repairs Brother machines in my entire city! I am not a happy camper.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2017 by Susan H.
My review here is on the SE1800, a sewing and embroidery machine combined. It is my very first embroidery machine. I am very pleased with it as a whole and pretty much love everything about it for the most part. It embroiders beautifully and I've never had a problem with it's performance yet. However there are three things about this machine that I'm a little disappointed with. The first is the LCD screen....it's WAY too small. It's roughly around 3" w x 2.75" L in size, so if you're going to import several patterns on your flash drive....say a pattern pack for example, when you're looking at them on the screen, it's very difficult to differentiate one pattern from the next when trying to choose the design you want to embroider. The designs are just too small to view clearly. To get around this problem, I will only put the one pattern on the flash drive that I'm going to embroider. Even the 136 embroidery designs the machine comes with is extremely hard to see and pick the one you want. When I look at most other Brother embroidery machines now, I am envious of their very large LCD panel screen that takes the whole right side of their machine up and wonder why Brother didn't make the LCD screen on this one just a bit larger. Ok, the LCD screen problem I really don't mind living with, but what I'm personally disappointed with is the jumbo hoop size. This embroidery machine uses a small 4x4" hoop and also a large 5x7" hoop, which I love and use the most. It also uses a jumbo 5x12" multi-position hoop (which you have to buy separately), which I use almost as much as the 5x7 hoop. What I don't understand is why in the world Brother made the jumbo hoop only 5" wide! It's a JUMBO hoop after all, so why did Brother make it the same width as the 5x7 hoop? I really wish they had made it at least 6" wide.....a 6"x12" hoop instead. That extra inch in width makes ALL the difference. Since purchasing this machine, I have looked at and purchased many embroidery patterns from many different embroidery web sites these past few months. I'm finding a large percentage of the patterns out there fit the 6"x --" and 8"x --" hoops. It's a real disappointment when I look for and find a pattern I would absolutely love to embroider, only to find my jumbo hoop is once again an inch too narrow. For example; I recently searched for and found a kitchen set I really wanted to embroider, which included an oven glove mitt (which is what I mostly wanted). The pattern was for the 6" x 8" hoop. My 5x12 hoop was 1" too narrow....really frustrating. This problem occurs over and over for me. I can only assume and guess that Brother did this to encourage the sale of their own patterns, I just don't know. The third thing about this machine is that I wish it could embroider AND sew without having to remove and attach the embroidery unit on and off. Many times I've been in the middle of an embroidery project and needed to sew a seam or some little thing, but you can not do so without detaching the whole embroidery unit if you want to sew. Honestly, I knew this about the machine before I bought it, but didn't think it would become an important issue for me. So this might be an important consideration if you're wanting an embroidery and sewing machine. I spent many hours throughout the months before buying my embroidery machine, researching the different brands and models and reading countless reviews on them before I finally decided to buy this machine. Even then, being new to the embroidery world, I still lacked the in-depth knowledge that really comes through experience and being involved in the embroidery world I guess. Had I known what I do now, I think I might have chosen a different Brother model to meet my needs better. I wish I had known about these particular things before I bought it. Over all this is a wonderful machine and a joy to use and grow with....a great machine for the price. I hope this review helps someone who's trying to decide on and choose an embroidery machine. It will really depend on what you personally want/need in an embroidery machine and what's going to be important to you.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2017 by SomeoneWishin
Was having nothing but problems with my machine. Every time I used it to try embroider the thread keeps knotting up and jamming my machine even to the point of needles breaking. I tried everything adjusting the tension purchasing the best thread and stabilizer to use. Nothing helped I even talked to brother customer service they couldn't help.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2017 by Jennifer
So I was really excited about this machine! Packaging was good came with no visible damage. I got all set up just to find out my touch screen does not work. I'm sending it back and going to try again. I'm only giving 2 stars because for the amount of money paid nothing should've been wrong!!! I'll provide another review once I get a working machine.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2017 by Tashiana
I've had this machine for about a month now and I'm still loving it. It is easy to switch it from a sewing machine to an embroidery machine. It has a USB port so I can use the embroidery designs that I download for free or purchase. Don't care much for most of the pre programmed designs. I cannot figure out the create your own stitch function. They have some that you can program in on the Brother website, but they aren't for this machine (the numbers don't go as high on my machine) if I was good at math I could probably convert them, but sadly... I'm not. There is a book out there but it doesn't let st this machine as suitable, so I'm afraid to buy it. I use this machine every day and as long as I keep the bobbin area clean and the thread cutter clear, I don't have any problems. The hoop sizes are awesome too!! On the down side, I wish the visual screen would look more like the picture of your embroidery design instead of a blob. For this reason, I wish I would have upgraded more. But for the price of this machine it's great. The embroidery part is very comparable to the PE770.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2016 by Linda Lee