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Janome Pink Sorbet Easy-to-Use Sewing Machine with Interior Metal Frame, Bobbin Diagram, Tutorial Videos, Made with Beginners in Mind for Garments, Patchwork, Light Quilting

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Color: Pink


Features

  • Effortless Beginner-Friendly Sewing Jumpstart your creative journey with a tailoring machine designed for first timers. The Pink Sorbet simplifies every step from threading to stitch selection, letting you focus on bringing your projects to life.
  • Smooth Fabric Handling Every Time With a 3-piece feed dog and free-arm design, the fabric moves evenly under the needle of our mechanical sewing machines. From delicate fabrics to layered quilting, enjoy fuss-free, professional-looking stitches.
  • Versatile Stitches for Everyday Projects 15 built-in stitches and a 4-step buttonhole allows this heavy duty sewing machine to handle home decor, clothing repairs, patchwork, and light quilting. Adjust stitch width and length easily for clean results.
  • Compact, Portable, and Easy to Store Weighing just 13 lbs with a small footprint, this quilt sewing machine fits into any space and is easy to take to classes or retreats. Snap-on presser feet and extra-high foot lift make switching projects effortless.
  • Reliable and Affordable Crafting Companion Built with an interior metal frame and simple, intuitive controls, this sewing machine for adults offers stability and longevity. Included Darning Plate for quilting and free motion sewing built with crafters and sewist in mind.

Description

Fun colors. Serious sewing. Sewing should feel fun right from the start—and the Janome Pink Sorbet totally gets the vibe. With its cheerful pop of pink (because who said sewing machines have to be boring?), it’s the kind of machine that makes you excited to sit down and start creating. Setup is quick and simple, so you can jump straight into the good part: picking fabrics, choosing stitches, and bringing your ideas to life. Whether you’re hemming jeans, making bright pillow covers, or experimenting with your first quilt, this machine keeps things easy and stress-free. Fabric feeds smoothly under the presser foot thanks to the 3-piece feed dog system, so you can focus on mixing colors, patterns, and textures instead of wrestling with your material. Light cottons, bold prints, or layered pieces—it handles them all without fuss. This little machine is packed with creative options. With 15 built-in stitches, adjustable stitch settings, and an easy 4-step buttonhole, you’ve got plenty of ways to add personality to every project. Swap out snap-on presser feet, play with different looks, and switch from fashion fixes to home décor projects in no time. And when you’re done? It’s lightweight, compact, and easy to tuck away until your next burst of inspiration. The sturdy metal frame keeps everything steady while you work, and the straightforward controls mean you can jump back in whenever creativity strikes. Bottom line: this isn’t just a sewing machine—it’s your go-to for colorful ideas, creative experiments, and projects that are as fun to make as they are to show off.

Brand: Janome


Color: Pink


Material: Metal Plastic


Product Dimensions: 7"D x 16"W x 12"H


Item Weight: 12 pounds


Power Source: ac_dc


Global Trade Identification Number: 72


Number of Items: 1


UPC:


Unit Count: 1 Count


Brand Name: Janome


Model Number: 001sorbet


Global Trade Identification Number: 72


Number of Items: 1


UPC: 732212315572


Unit Count: 1 Count


Warranty Description: 25 Year Limited


Included Components: Four Presser Feet Included General Purpose Foot (on machine), Blind Hem Foot, 4-Step Buttonhole Foot, Zipper Foot Standard Accessories Bobbins, Needles, Seam Ripper, Darning Plate, Quick Start Guide, Instruction Manual


Item Type Name: Janome Pink Sorbet Easy-to-Use Sewing Machine


Manufacturer: Janome


Part Number: 001sorbet


Color: Pink


Material: Metal Plastic


Power Source: ac_dc


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 7"D x 16"W x 12"H


Item Weight: 12 pounds


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • My favorite machine!
Color: Lilac
I've been sewing since I was 14 years old, and today I'm 60. This machine is for everyone, not just beginners. This is a very enjoyable review to write. I have already bought four of these machines. I gave two as gifts and two were for myself. The green one I bought was called "Crystal" and now I bought this lilac one on Amazon. I gave two to my two daughter in law who love this machine. Let's talk about them now: Excellent brand: Janome, easy to use, lightweight to carry, small but large enough not to be completely flimsy, strong enough to sew jeans. Yes, on my Facebook I have a video sewing several layers of jeans ( use neddle 16 or 18)and I will also post a video here. The colors are beautiful, which helps to make the studio a more colorful and creative place, thank you Janome, we have enought white boring machines, it doesn't take up much space on the table, and it's easy to store. Some buyers complain that it's not quiet, I consider it okay, I also disassembled it and lubricated it as I do with my other machines and this helps a lot to make the machines smoother and quieter. So lubricate yours without fear of being happy, even if the manual doesn't say it's necessary. I only found the thread cutter on my fourth purchase. I thought it didn't have one, but yes, it does have a thread cutter, in addition to the zigzag stitch. Today I can say that I put away my Juki TL 2010 Q because this little Janome is capable of doing all the work I do on the Juki and I can still use the zigzag stitch. I would love can have one each colour, was not easy choose one, would love have a pink and blue one, maybe i buy to give for my granddaugther… Amazin machines ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2026 by Alexandra Traspadini

  • I love this machine
Color: Turquiose
I love this machine. I'm 67 years old and have never sewn in my life, but have 10 new outfits that need to be hemmed, both pants and jacket sleeves. After watching You Tube tutorials on how to thread the machine and load the bobbin, I started sewing. For hemming purposes, there is basically no learning curve and it works wonderfully -- leaving professional looking hems. Even my husband was impressed. For beginners, as well as experienced sewers, this machine is well worth the money. I would highly recommend it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2026 by susan sakio

  • Easy to use AND Great looking
Color: Pink
This sewing machine works like a dream! After not using a sewing machine in eons, the set up and use was easy and flawless. As an addition to my pink "She Palace", it's a perfect fit. I recommend this sewing machine for beginners and seasoned sewers as well. Like the instructions say: HAPPY SEWING!!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2026 by Rhonda Brown

  • What a perfect machine
Color: Turquiose
I have owned many brands over the years and I was skeptical about this brand as I had never heard of them. I have to say it is one of the best sewing machines I’ve ever owned. It’s simple to use. No computer systems to bother you. I absolutely love this machine. It sewed through denim like it nothing. It runs smoothly through fabric. It’s just a amazing machine. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2026 by Carol Ludwig

  • Awesome machine, even refurbished
Color: Purple
One small complaint: this was sold as like new, but arrived with one thread holder snapped off (yet helpfully taped to the top). WTH, Amazon? In spite of that, I am thrilled to the point of random hyperbole about this adorable little machine. After a multi-year break from machine sewing, I had a project done within hours of delivery. That's not a humble brag on my skills - this machine is just that simple to use. No jams (even when I fed fabric through doubled up by mistake), no issues with tension or settings to fiddle with, just load up a bobbin and go. This particular machine is part of the 311 model line, which is apparently only available in the US, parts of Latin America and, for some reason, Poland. It's made in Thailand and, aside from the slightly flimsy thread holders (easily repaired with a dab of e6000) the rest of it is nice solid metal. It's heavy enough to not skitter around the table surface at top speed, but not too heavy to lift and store in between projects. Mine came with a full set of basic accessories including a zipper foot and the feed dog covers (some reviewers seem to be missing theirs). The stich selector and length regulator both have solid, thunky dials that let you feel locked in to your choice. The zigzag width is set by the options in between B and C on the stitch selection dial. I've tested all the stitch options and the machine performed perfectly - no skips or broken threads. The light is nice and bright and changing feet is very simple. The foot pedal is a little persnickety - it goes from 0 to 60 very fast, but after about a month I'm learning how hard to press (or not press). It's also a front loader, which I grew up with so that doesn't bother me, but may present a learning curve for newcomers or people used to top drops. However, the instructions inside the bobbin housing are clearly printed and easy to follow. I had been looking at higher end machines, wanting fancy stitch options and exotic computer features, but I'm so glad I chose this one instead! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2025 by Gamayun

  • Great machine at a
Color: Pink
Wonderful beginner sewing machine. It works great! I would recommend this to anyone just learning or for the more advanced seamstress. Great value for the money.
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2026 by Angela Elder

  • ASTOUNDING but: Please make it in white!!
Color: Turquiose
Did you know that many of the high-quality machines out there under $500 - regardless of what brand they say they are - are made by Janome? Those other brands who specialize in something else but want to sell a starter sewing machine (from Baby Lock to Sears' Kenmore brand, and I think Juki and even some of the European labels) just use a Janome and put a slightly different "skin" on it (this is true in almost every industry, BTW). I'd never heard of them and was a diehard Singer user ever since learning on my great-grandmother's 1950s Singer 301, until I went shopping for a serger and something that did a zigzag stitch a long time ago, and discovered that the friend's machine that I loved (A Kenmore from Sears) was a 20-year-old Janome. The steel frame matters a lot (the other popular brand at this price point doesn't have that), as does Janome not calling something "Heavy Duty" when it's really not (looking at you, famous grey machine). People who are struggling with this probably are using cheap thread or the wrong needle, btw. It matters a lot. When we had to solve a slight emergency I was skeptical that this machine at this price point was "really a true Janome" (used to be, heavy steel-framed machines weren't on Amazon because of the shipping cost) but wow is it ever! I did spend a few hours looking through YouTube reviews (ones that aren't compensated to pretend to try several and have the Singer HD "win"), and there were rave reviews of this little guy (including the fact that it goes through 10 layers of denim, like so-called HD machines -- it's motor is equally powerful, Janome just has higher standards for using the HD label). I considered getting a higher end one (I'm a buy-it-for-lifer) but the immediate problem was a kid needing to sew a costume for an event 48 hours later, with minimal lessons from me because I was up against a work deadline at the same time, and the YouTube videos for getting started with this machine are especially good. IE I needed the kid to learn it themselves, and if a problem arose I needed to be able to jump in and solve it despite not being familiar with this machine. This passed that test with flying colors: The kiddo (who hadn't even sewn before) watched the YouTube videos, got the machine threaded, and started sewing with just one brief check-in from me. The book and another YouTube were sufficient for us both to dive into a sewing technique neither of us had done before (applique), again with maybe 5 minutes attention from me. Twice the machine sort of "jammed" (where the thread tension was so tight it wouldn't go), which isn't a machine thing it had to do with user errors. Importantly, it was easily resolvable with the usual "tug lightly while turning the hand crank). Crucially, this machine has a metal bobbin case: you'd be surprised how much that matters. The finished project is pristine: very straight stitches, and -- SO IMPORTANT -- a kiddo who now feels that sewing is easy and awesome!! This is the same kid who has been resistant to learning to sew for 6 years after a run-in with my antique Singer. I'm now officially changing the family tradition from learning on the 1950s Singer 301, to learning on one of these! THE ONE THING that really, really, really, really bugs me is the color. It's way brighter in person, so to me it looks really cheap, it's an eyesore in a tidy sewing space, and the color "fights" with the color of what I'm sewing. If I had to repurchase I'd bump up one notch to the 212 that comes in white (and has feed dogs which drop), or a couple notches to the Babylock Joy (which is made by Janome). Another useful bonus of all these similar machines having Janome as an OEM: Lots of interchangeable parts and accessories, and knowledge. Being similar to the 212 and the Babylock Joy means local repair shops know this machine and can repair it. If you start to look, you'll notice lots of machines that are some variant on this same machine, under several brands, so if you watch a YouTube by someone using that machine it'll be really similar to do the same thing on this one. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2025 by Mama Says

  • Great portable
Color: Pink
Love this for a beginner or for a portable to take to a sew along. Love the color too.
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2026 by Marcy Morrison

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