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Color: White / Rainbow
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- COLORFUL & BOLD DESIGN: Express your creativity inside and out with a vibrant rainbow checkered design, this sewing machine adds style to your craft room and inspires you with every stitch.
- INCLUDES $60 ACCESSORIES & FEATURES: Comes with essential accessories including presser feet, bobbins, needles, seam ripper, quilting guide, spool pins, and dust cover. Features adjustable stitch length/width, free arm, drop feed, and durable metal frame.
- 50% MORE POWER FOR THICK FABRICS: Equipped with enhanced piercing power, easily sew through heavy fabrics like denim, canvas, and layers,ideal for durable projects and creative freedom.
- ESSENTIAL STITCHES FOR DAILY PROJECTS: Get versatile performance with 11 built-in stitches that deliver 69 stitch applications. Easily handle basic mending, stretch fabrics, and decorative sewing techniques for everyday projects and creative detailing.
- HIGH SEWING SPEED: Finish projects faster with a powerful motor that delivers up to 1,100 stitches per minute, perfect for both professional and everyday sewing tasks.
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With a durable metal frame, strong piercing power and bold styling, the SINGER ® PRISMA™ HEAVY DUTY™ sewing machine will inspire you and fuel your creative expression. Included are 11 essential stitches, along with adjustable stitch length width, so you can sew a wide range of fabrics and techniques. No matter your sewing skill level, the SINGER PRISMA HEAVY DUTY is your creative companion.
Brand: SINGER
Color: White / Rainbow
Material: Metal, Plastic
Product Dimensions: 15.5"D x 12"W x 6.25"H
Item Weight: 14 pounds
Power Source: ac
Number of Items: 1
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Item Highlight: 11 stitches deliver 69 applications, 50% more power, for denim and canvas, metal frame, 4-step buttonhole, 1100 stitches/min See more
Unit Count: 1 Count
Brand Name: SINGER
Model Number: HD4411
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 840163309516
Unit Count: 1 Count
Included Components: General Purpose Foot, Zipper Foot, Buttonhole Foot, Button Sewing Foot, Edge/Quilting Guide, Pack of Needles, Bobbins (Class 15 transparent), Spool Caps, Auxiliary Spool Pin, Spool Pin Felt, Screwdriver, Seam Ripper/Lint Brush, Soft Dust Cover
Item Type Name: Sewing Machine
Manufacturer: SINGER
Part Number: HD4411
Color: White / Rainbow
Material: Metal, Plastic
Power Source: ac
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 15.5"D x 12"W x 6.25"H
Item Weight: 14 pounds
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Color: Grey
I love this machine, it glides through stitches like a hot knife through butter. The feeder teeth give good traction and move the material through the machine perfectly.Even jean material. I had a 25 year old Kenmore sewing machine before I bought this one. I had never tried a singer machine before. My mother who went to school for sewing, at the fashion institute of New York, says that Singer is an excellent brand. So I bought this one after reading a lot of Amazons reviews and talking to her. I used to have such a hard time taking up jean pants on my Kenmore. Whenever I would get to the seam on the jeans, I would have to turn the needle manually, while hold the presser foot in the furtherest up position. This machine went right over the jean seams like it was not even there. It didn't get stuck, it didn't slow down, it didn't even sound strained at all. It just plowed right through it, like a champ. Love it. I love the fact that it does not have one of those computer screens on it as well. Those are annoying. This machine is easy to use, once you read the manual. I sat down and read the manual in about 45 minutes, from cover to cover. The manual has clear pictures and step by step instructions for threading the machine. Once I followed the instructions it was a piece of cake. This machine also has the option to turn off the feeding teeth. Which is new. My last machine did not have that option and I could see that being a useful feature. The thread spool sits on it side instead of upright which was new to me as well. One thing I had a momentarily problem with was, the spools thread holder slot on the top of the spool, caught the thread and then caused the thread to break mid sewing. If you encounter this problem turn the spool around and it solves the problem. The machine uses standard bobbins so I am able to use all my bobbins from my old machine which was nice. However all of my pressure feet from my old machine do not fit on this model. The needle size on this machine is 90/14, if you were wondering what size you need for this model.The adjustment dials on the machine are solid and well made. I am very happy with my purchase and hope this machine will last me for years to come. I will tell everyone I know who sews about this great machine. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ I just received the following product question about the warranty on this model. "How long is the warranty of this machine? And if this product need to be shipped to Australia, can I get the warranty in Australia then?" Here is my answer. I just pulled out the warranty info on this machine, to look at, so I can answer your questions. The paper work says that it has a 25 year Limited Warranty. It says that the Sewing machine head is covered for 25 year for manufacturing defects. It has a limited 2 year warranty on the Motors, light assembly, wiring, switches, speed control and electronic components. It has a 90 day warranty on adjustments, belts, rings , bulbs and attachments. As for you second question, I do not know if Amazon or anyone else ships to Australia. You would have to go the website you wish to buy it from and try it. If they ship to your county, I would think they would allow the purchase to go through and block your purchase if they do not ship there. Your third question, can you get the warranty in Australia? Yes and no. The warranty is a contract that is legal binding that says that they will replace or repair you machine for defects. But they do not cover damage to the product. So if you or someone else or something else damages the machine (ex. tree falls on it) it is not covered. These damages could be covered home owners insurance, so check your policy. More examples of things not covered are drink spills, throwing it into a lake or dropping it. I know this because I used to be a warranty specialist at IBM (And yes, sometimes people really do throw their things into a lake.) But if your sew machine is defective they have to fix it or replace it. Here in the US they have approved repair shops in all 50 states for singer machines. I do not know if you have one where you are located. If it needs repair, you would most likely have to pay to mail it back to the US or Canada for repairs. Since this machine is so heavy, it would most likely be a better deal for you to buy a new one, then send it for repairs. If the machine is dead on arrival, send it back to Amazon, they are very good about returns and will refund you money with out much problems. Sorry I can't be more help about shipping practices, but I am just a person who bought the machine and used it. I do not work for Amazon. I do not work for anyone. I am a stay at home Mom.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2012 by Rebecca Forbes
Color: White / Rainbow
Great power, works well with multiple layers of fabric. I had a problem getting the operation manual in English. Ended up on Etsy to get the one in English. Good for beginners and experienced sewers. Very easy to thread. The bobbin winder is wonderful and easy to operate. The machine is a regular size, but is so convenient to operate. Does not have too many knobs and buttons to confuse or intimidate you. Will need to get a case to cover it when not in use, but they're not expensive.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2026 by Happy
Color: Grey
So far, so good. My old machine died on me in the middle of a church project. So I looked on Amazon and decided on the "heavy duty" Singer machine. Right out of the box, I could complete the project. I like the way it threads a bobbin. Threading these new machines are easy. Tension was fine with nice looking stitches. It plowed through several thicknesses of fabric. Thread did break once, but all in all finishing my project went well with this machine. Haven't tried any of the fancier stitches yet. Follow up. I made a cute tote bag with a yard of fabric and a Simplicity pattern. Machine is user friendly.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2026 by L Squared
Color: Grey
I have a Pfaff quilters machine that died and needs parts. It is going to cost about double the cost of this machine to repair it. So I figured what the heck. I've been sewing since grade school in the 1960s and have used all sorts of machines. I also worked at a fabric store for a number of years. I have some advice for the beginner. Various reviews of this machine complain about some problems I thought I'd speak to here. This is a nice little machine. Initially even I had trouble with it. Discovered that the threading instruction picture in the instruction book is a bit tricky. Don't forget to thread the little bracket that is above the needle. It is step 7 in the book, but not obvious in the picture and not obvious on the machine. The thread first goes through the fairly obvious metal holder in step six, then it needs to go in that little tiny bracket, a small piece of metal that is laying on top of the needle mount. If you don't thread that, the thread will ball up underneath and mess up your sewing and lock up. I suggest stopping at a Joann Fabrics where they sell this machine and ask someone to show you if you can't find it. that's what I ended up doing. Also for the beginner, Singer machines in particular can also tangle the thread if you don't gently hold the ends at the beginning of a seam. Sometimes, it will pull the thread down into the bobbin area and lock up. This is solved simply by holding the ends for the first couple of stitches. Eventually, after you've had to rip out a few balled up seams, you remember. I made a heavy vinyl pouch with it as my first project, and it handled the vinyl really well. The feeddogs struggled a bit with the weight of the fabric, pulling it out of line, so I had to put the weight of the fabric on a chair so it didn't pull. Another tip for the beginner, always stop the machine with the needle in the fabric. You do this by stopping and quickly turning the wheel to get that needle back in the fabric. Another tip here to any new sewer. First take the original needle out of that machine and throw it away. You have no idea what kind of shape it is in. Open the packet of needles that are in the little door in the free arm and use a fresh needle. Sharp needles are critical to any project. And they only stay sharp for a few projects at most. When you are working with heavy fabric like vinyl or denim, you need to use a heavy duty needle, especially if you are going through four layers of denim. Check them out at the fabric store. Get the type of needle that matches your type of fabric. If you are not sure, ask. And sew through the thick parts very slowly, sometimes you may need to manually insert the needle and pull it up to get through a lot of layers properly to get the machine going. Take your time. Knits need different needles, sometimes, a ballpoint needle that passes between fibers instead of splitting them as you sew. Fine fabrics also need different needles and they must be very sharp. Whenever the stitching balls up under your piece, it is likely because the top or bobbin is threaded wrong. Make sure the thread is coming off the bobbin with the loose thread pointing to the left. It can be a bad needle. It can be a tension problem or a bad match between needle and fabric. If the stitches seem really tight, the tension can be turned a half number either way and solve the problem, but only after you have ruled out the other problems. IT happens to the best of us so don't get discouraged. Imagine me going into my old store to have them show me how to thread a machine. : ) Beyond all that, I liked sewing with this machine. it is relatively quiet, and does sew fast. This will be great for doing piecing for quilts. It isn't the quality of my Pfaff, which is all metal (the skin of this machine is plastic) and doesn't have a lot of fancy stitches, but it is a great value for what it does do and does execute well for all I've done so far. And perfect for a beginner sewer, or someone who only needs a machine once in awhile to hem pants or take care of odd little projects or someone like me who was going through withdrawal when her machine dies and is going to take some time to get fixed.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2011 by S. Eaton
Color: Grey
Bought this for my mother in law to replace a 40 yr old sewing machine. She loves it says it operates smoothly is easy to thread. Has all the features she needs. And after a year of almost daily use she says it’s very durable.
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2026 by Amber1981
Color: Grey
This machine is exactly what I wanted! While it's marketed as a no-frills, heavy duty machine, the fact that it can still do lots of different things is a great. It reminds me of the old Singers...mechanical wonders meant to last. It sews beautifully, is very straightforward to learn, and is much quieter than I thought a machine could be. I looked at lots of machines, much more expensive than this one, and they all had such mixed reviews I couldn't make a decision. Then this one popped up in my feed and I checked it out on several different sites...all good reviews. Because of the price, I decided to take a chance, and I'm very glad I did. This has been a great machine, and I couldn't be happier. The machine seems to go through both thin and thick fabric equally well. I've used it for thin cottons as well as barkcloth, both layered over several times for French seams, and the machine just sailed through without a hitch. I don't sew stretchy knits, so can't speak to the handling of those. The LED work light could be a little brighter, but it does seem adequate. I wondered about the horizontal thread spool holder, but it actually works very well. The only thing that I wonder about is that the actual spindle that holds the spool is plastic, and I make myself be mindful of it when changing threads so as not to break it. It doesn't seem extremely fragile, it's just that the machine would not work without it, and I don't want to take a chance! Winding bobbins is easy enough, and there's a diagram printed right on the top of the machine to make sure you thread it properly (easy). I do have to say that I stop the bobbins before fully wound, as they seem to over-fill a bit before popping off and stopping. It's not a big deal, it's just that they seem to do better in the machine if they're not over-filled. Inserting the bobbin is easy, just be careful to get the thread going through properly. Again, the printed diagram right on the bobbin cover helps with that. The bobbin sits in the machine horizontally, and the cover is clear plastic, so you can see how much thread is left on it...very handy! This machine is, I think, worth more than its price. I've had it for several months now, using it semi-daily, and have had no problems. It was nice to get something that does have enough choices to cover any basic sewing needs (zigzag, satin, straight, stretch, buttonhole, etc.), but a pleasant surprise that most of it is intuitive, has a short learning curve, and the manual was NOT an inch thick. Add in the fact that it is one of the more affordable machines out there, and I think it's a definite winner.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2015 by Wish I Had a Pineapple
Color: Grey
I just received this last week. Firs of all you have to go online to print your own manual. Singer says it's going "green". But how does that work when we all print out our own manuals? I think they found a way to save money. I did a lot of test stitches on it the first day and all were fine. The next day I was doing a zig zag stitch on some pants and it didn't' come out right. So, I went back to same test fabric and tried zig zag on it. It was not a zig zag on the top but was on the bottom tried changing all kinds of things to no avail. Went on the internet for answers and found I should loosen the tension. So, I did and it did a proper zig zag, but my question is why did it do a good zigzag when I did the first test stitches without adjusting the tension? Also, did some top stitching and there were some very long stitches in between the normal size ones. Repeated it and it did it again. I'm considering returning it as it is a simple machine, but doesn't seem like it's going to do the basic things I want. Anybody have a suggestion for a good brand?
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Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2026 by Sharon L McEleny
Color: Grey
Great product. The only issue I had was when it came to inserting the bobbin into the machine. I relied heavily on You Tube tutorial for help. It would be nice if the process was not quite so tedious. My previous machine is a 1939 model Singer that still works for the most part.
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2026 by jenjenkx