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Brother ST150HDH Strong & Tough Sewing Machine, 50 Built-in Stitches, LCD Display, 9 Feet and SA5FTPKG 5 Foot Embellishment Pack Included

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Features

  • 50 BUILT-IN STITCHES: The ST150HDH features 50 built-in standard, utility and decorative stitches including 5 auto-size buttonholes
  • ADVANCED NEEDLE THREADER: This sewing machine includes an advanced needle threading function that easily pushes the thread through the needle with the press of a lever and a jam resistant drop-in top bobbin
  • INCLUDED ACCESSORIES: The STH150HDH heavy duty sewing machine carton comes with 9 sewing feet, set of heavyweight sewing needles, instruction manual and more
  • LCD SCREEN: View your stitch selections, stitch size and recommended sewing foot on the LCD display
  • EMBELLISHMENT FEET: In addition to the sewing feet that come in the ST150HDH box, this bundle also comes with 5 specialty feet: stitch in the ditch, roller foot, piping foot, edge joining foot and gathering foot bundle

Description

Sew on everything from multiple layers of heavyweight fabrics and denim to lightweight silks. 50 built-in sewing stitches, including decorative stitches and 5 styles of one-step, auto-sized buttonholes. Longer 7-point feed dogs with box feed design help provide smoother fabric feeding even with tough projects. The right and left feed dogs grab your fabric securely while the center feed dog holds the thread, for superior stitching and feeding. Included walking foot holds and moves the fabric between the foot’s upper feed dog and the machine’s lower feed dogs to better control difficult fabrics and multiple fabric layers. Expanded 6. 4” w x 4. 1" h needle-to-arm workspace provides more room for quilts and bulkier sewing projects. Includes two 14 heavy duty needles for sewing heavier fabrics such as jeans and leather, in addition to two No.11 needles for light to medium weight fabrics and two No.14 ballpoint needles for knits and other stretch fabrics. Super wide stitch selection, with up to 7mm stitch width. Variable speed control allows you to sew at your desired speed. Start/stop and needle up/down buttons give you added control over your sewing, and are extremely useful when pivoting. One-step drop feed button for free-motion sewing. 9 sewing feet, with walking, ¼” piecing, buttonhole, overcasting, monogramming, zipper, spring action zigzag, blind stitch, button sewing feet. Clear-view bobbin cover and bobbin allow you to see when the bobbin is running low on thread. Quick-set bobbin system makes it easy to insert your bobbinch Automatic bobbin winding system produces an evenly wound bobbin for optimal sewing. Sew with or without the included foot pedal.

Brand: Brother


Color: White


Material: Metal, Plastic


Product Dimensions: 7.01"D x 16.26"W x 12.48"H


Item Weight: 16 Pounds


Power Source: Electric


Is Electric: Yes


Product Dimensions: 7.01 x 16.26 x 12.48 inches


Item Weight: 16 pounds


Manufacturer: Brother International Corp.


Item model number: ST150HDH


Assembly required: No


Batteries required: No


Included Components: ST150HDH, SA5FTPKG


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It’s sleek and sturdy, well made with higher quality materials. I was so scared to buy this without seeing and touching in person but so far I’m in love with it. I have many sewing machines but most are vintage mechanical types. I needed a smaller computerized machine for digital stitch width regulation. Right out of the box I was impressed. It’s solid, the supplies are nice. The little storage compartment is well made and connects easily. The plastics on the machine feel “like the sturdier gel type” if that makes sense. Some plastics you can tell feel brittle and would break easily. THIS machines plastics feel more strong and solid without feeling brittle. It is so easy to change stitches, and it has gorgeous stitching. I’ve been piecing a quilt top with it and I’ve tried stitches 1, 2, and 15. They all work well. Some people complain about the locking function but it works exactly as it should as far as I can see. I think problems people have are user errors. For instance they say it auto locks at the beginning of a seam but not the end. Well how is a machine supposed to KNOW when you’re at the end unless you tell it. Simply stopping stitching won’t activate the auto locking, because you might just be adjusting or turning. You have to tap the reverse button at the end of the seam, and then it proceeds to do auto locking with no other input from you. It automatically start on powering it on, on stitch 01. That’s a left orientated straight stitch. But Brother allows you to program it to switch to starting at center position stitch number 02 very easily. Also it comes programmed to stop with the needle down in fabric, but just as easily, you can program it to stop with the needle up. Switching back on both is easy too. The soft cover is nice. They don’t specify so I expected a yucky plastic cover but it’s more fabric like similar to a fabric shower curtain liner. It’s light weight and will even slip over top of the stitch pattern card - which is also nice. I expected it to be flimsy plastic card, but it’s sturdy and thick. The bobbin winding on these brothers (the ones with the little gray circle at the base) is different and as far as I’m concerned, way better. Instead of having to stop after several rounds, to trim the top thread, you wrap it around a few times and then when it turns it cuts the thread tail for you and continues uninterrupted. Anyway, I researched for a couple months before buying this one. I was considering Janome and Eversewn both after narrowing it down to 3 different models. I contacted a sales person and was told that Eversewn is completely revamping their whole line in 2025 and that they’re not restocking any machines anywhere that sell out and have not even been producing, while waiting to produce the new models. So not knowing how that’s going to go, I wasn’t willing to risk the possibility of buying a new machine for it to be already discontinued. I could have chosen the Janome that had more stitches but though I have an amazing huge Janome machine that I love, I am not impressed with their lower end models. The plastic isn’t as nice though not as brittle feeling as Singer. But they’re accessory storage compartments are horribly designed on the lesser expensive models. You can’t open them from the top. You have to remove it, dump everything out to get what you need, and then repack it all to proceed. I feel like if you can’t be troubled to make the small details better, then I’ll just go with one who has a great attention to details. Brother and Janome are both VERY old and both VERY reputable companies. While Singer is both old and reputable, their new machines will not meet expectations as they’re not even owned or made by the same company - they’re only the same in name. They may as well be a new brand all together. I hope this review is helpful. I’ve tried to be thorough. One more thing I’ll add, I paid $50 more for mine ($299) than I could have paid if I’d bought and the green sewing store brand. It was on sale there for $249. But when you read their fine print at the other store, they do not take returns of opened sewing machines. Even damaged on delivery has to be taken up with the manufacturer. I wasn’t willing to risk that against Amazons excellent service practices and 30 day return policy on this. ... show more
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I got this as a gift for my (23 year old) niece who wanted to sew her own pillow covers and be able to hem pants or dresses or shirts. She wanted to be able to sew heavier upholstery fabrics and possibly use vinyl or leather. I’m an experienced sewer and thought this machine had enough features that would make it easier for her as a beginner, but provide some features that would be helpful as she gained more experience at a good price point. She had it up and running in a few minutes and immediately started trying out all the different stitches and couldn’t believe how easy it was to use. It creates a nice straight stitch and has plenty of other options plus some great features like needle up/down that is usually only found on higher end machines. Later that day she had sewn her first pillow cover—including a zipper (although she totally forgot that I had told her to use the zipper foot). By the next day, she had made 3 more. It is easy enough to use that she’s now excited to try sewing clothes. ... show more
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