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SINGER Quantum Stylist 9985 Computerized Sewing & Quilting Machine with Accessory Kit | 1,000+ Stitch Applications, Mirror Imaging, Built-In Needle Threader, LCD Touch Screen & Full Metal frame

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Style: 9985 Sewing Machine


Features

  • ENDLESS STITCHING OPTIONS: Discover endless creative potential with 1,000+ stitch applications, from basic and stretch to decorative options. Customize and save unique stitch sequences with 60 memory slots for easy access. Perfect for fashion, home decor, and quilting projects, empowering you to bring your ideas to life effortlessly.
  • INCLUDED ACCESSORIES: Comes with a comprehensive set of accessories, including 15 presser feet: General Purpose, Zipper, Buttonhole with Underplate, Blind Hem, Satin Stitch, Overcasting, Darning/Embroidery, Rolled Hem, Button Sewing, Quarter Inch, Open Toe, Even Feed/Walking, Cording Foot; Class 15 transparent bobbins, needles, seam ripper/lint brush, auxiliary spool pin, spool pin felt, screwdrivers, thread spool caps, edge/quilting guide, and a soft dust coverall conveniently stored in the front compartment.
  • INTERACTIVE COLOR TOUCH SCREEN: Navigate with ease using the large color LCD screen, which provides stitch previews in actual size and tutorials for threading, bobbin setup, and more. Customize stitch length and width to match your project needs, while quick-access stitches streamline setup and make sewing intuitive and enjoyable.
  • 13 ONE-STEP BUTTONHOLE STYLES: Create professional buttonholes in one easy step, choosing from 13 styles, including bartack, stretch, and keyhole buttonholes. Simply place the button in the foot, and the machine sews a perfectly sized buttonhole, ensuring consistent results across all fabric types with effortless precision.
  • COMPREHENSIVE STITCH CONTROL & SPEED SETTINGS: Adjust stitch length, width up to 7mm, and presser foot pressure for techniques like applique and basting. Use the speed control to tailor the pacego slower for intricate projects or faster for larger ones like curtains, providing flexibility for all sewing projects.

Description

The Quantum Stylist Touch 9985 sewing machine takes sewing to a whole new level - starting with the easy-to-use color touch LCD screen, where you can view tutorials for setting up your machine to sew. Scroll through the more than 1,000 different stitch applications to get inspired for your next project. Your stitch selection appears in actual size on the LCD screen, and you can customize the length and width as well.Many stitches can be mirror imaged or elongated for even more creative options. Choose basic or stretch stitches for fashion sewing, quilting and heirloom stitches for quilts or table linens, or decorative stitches to embellish almost anything!Buttonholes can be sewn in one easy step, and there are 13 different styles to choose from – basic bartack, stretch buttonholes for stretch fabrics, keyhole buttonhole for menswear or outerwear, and more.There is a Speed Control so that you can set the machine's maximum speed – slower for more intricate projects or faster for larger projects like curtains, duvet covers and more. No matter if you sew quilts or crafts, fashions or home decor, you'll never run out of ideas with the creative possibilities this model has to offer.Over 1,000 Stitch Applications. A stitch application is a specific technique you can do with a selected stitch.Included Accessories ($275 value)General Purpose FootZipper FootButtonhole Foot with UnderplateBlind Hem FootSatin Stitch FootOvercasting FootDarning/Embroidery FootRolled Hem FootButton Sewing FootQuarter Inch FootOpen Toe FootEven Feed/Walking FootCording FootNeedlesBobbins (Class 15 transparent)Seam Ripper/Lint BrushAuxiliary Spool PinSpool Pin FeltScrewdriversThread Spool CapsEdge/Quilting GuideSoft Dust Cover

Brand: SINGER


Color: White


Material: Metal, Plastic


Product Dimensions: 8.5"D x 17.25"W x 12.5"H


Item Weight: 14 Pounds


Power Source: Corded Electric


Is Electric: Yes


Global Trade Identification Number: 09


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Product Dimensions: 17.25 x 8.5 x 12.5 inches


Item model number: 9985


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Item Weight: 14 pounds


Manufacturer: Singer Sewing Co.


Date First Available: October 14, 2013


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Great upgrade to my old machine
I had a Singer Heavy Duty for maybe 15 years. It finally kept breaking the thread, making terrible noises etc, so I retired it. I'm very happy with my upgrade. Smooth, easy to use, and for the first time ever - I have been able to use the automatic needle threader that comes on the machine! This is my 3rd Singer machine with a needle threader, and this is the only one I've ever used that works - the first time! The electronics are not as complicated as I feared. I keep the manual close at this point, but I've barely had to reference it. I turned off the beeping in settings - that was annoying. I love it that it tells you when the needle has come unthreaded. It would be nice if it also told when the bobbin runs out, but can't have everything. The first one I received had a very small piece of plastic broken off - one of the tiny hinges that holds the tools cover on the machine closed. I called Singer, and they said send it back to Amazon because it had been one day, and they have a 30 day guarantee. Surprisingly, UPS picked it up for free from my home (unusual for where I live). The replacement I ordered had no problems. The machine would fit in my case for my Heavy Duty, but I don't need a case anymore, so I gave it away with my old machine. Someone with more technical expertise can hopefully fix it up. I do vacuum out the dust and sparingly oil the moving parts periodically. The machine is fairly quiet. I have a non-slip/buffer pad underneath it because it's on a table that could be considered slick. I made a pedal sticky mat to keep the pedal from sliding on a laminate floor - but that is nothing unique to this machine. I've never had a machine where the pedal doesn't slip. I wish the light were brighter or there was more than one light. I also love the thread cutter on the side by the needle. I haven't tried any programmed embroidery yet, but I did use a couple of the stitches on a regular sewing project and they look cool. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2024 by MLoHo

  • Excellent Sewing Machine!
When my Singer Stylist died a few months ago, I decided to upgrade to something a little nicer. After weeks of shopping and poring over reviews, I narrowed it down to Singer's Quantum Stylist Touch, and a slightly cheaper Project Runway model by Brother. In the end, the Quantum Stylist had more of the features I wanted, so I took the plunge and ordered it. I'm so glad I did! - Pros - * It's quiet. And I mean whisper quiet! As long as you're sewing a straight stitch and going slowly, the motor makes almost no sound. When you speed up, it gets louder, but it's still much quieter than any of my previous machines. * It has speed control, so you can adjust how fast it goes. At the lowest setting, no matter how hard you stomp the pedal, it will still sew slowly. This is great for my students, who are often intimidated by sewing machines that sew too fast. When you're ready to speed up, just slide the speed control up a notch or two. * It cuts the thread for you when you're done sewing! Just stop and press a button. It cuts the thread and raises the needle, so you can easily remove your fabric. It doesn't trim the tails at the beginning of the seam, so you still have to cut those yourself. And it does leave a short tail when it cuts the thread, so you still need to trim it. But even so, it's very convenient! * The foot pedal and power cords are longer than the ones that came with my old machine. This is such a good thing! I used to have to sew with my leg extended all the way under my sewing table, because the cord was too short and I couldn't reach the pedal. That is no longer an issue---hooray! * It's purple. Enough said! * Let there be light! The LED light above the needle is very bright. With my old Singer, I had to tape a clip-on reading light to the sewing machine to cast more light on the fabric, but that wasn't enough, so I added two task lamps to my sewing table. I'm happy to report that these extra lights are no longer necessary, even when sewing in the middle of the night! - Cons - * It's several inches larger than my old machine, so the fancy sewing machine cover I made for the Singer Stylist doesn't fit. Sure, it comes with a cover, but it's cheap vinyl and it has a hole in the top for the handle, so dust will still get in! I made a new custom cover for this machine and you'll want to do the same. * It's also several pounds heavier than my old machine. And it has rubber grips on the bottom, which means you can't easily slide it out of the way when you're done sewing. Instead, you have to pick it up by the handle and lift it. A minor inconvenience, but worth noting---you might not want this sewing machine if you'll be lugging it to and from sewing classes! * Not really a flaw, per se, but the bobbins are class #15. I didn't realize the Quantum Stylist used a different bobbin than my Singer Stylist, so when I first tried it, I grabbed a bobbin from my old machine and started sewing. At once, the thread snarled and looped, as if the tension was off. I was this close to sending it back to Amazon, thinking there was a problem with the auto tension, but I happened to compare my bobbins with the bobbins it came with and realized they were slightly different (class #15 vs class #15J). This was disappointing, because I now have three dozen already-wound bobbins that I can't use. This isn't Singer's fault, but it is something to be aware of. * The monogram alphabets are pretty lousy. I found them awkward and clumsy-looking! Fortunately, I have very little use for embroidered lettering, so this wasn't a deal-breaker for me. * The auto-threader doesn't work with #9 needles or smaller, only with #11 or larger. If you try to auto-thread a #9 needle, the hook will get stuck in the eye of the needle. If you're not extremely careful, you'll break the tip of the needle off while trying to free the hook. This is a disappointment, because I often sew with lightweight fabrics like voile and batiste, which call for a #9 needle. I have to thread it manually, which is annoying. (How spoiled I am by the auto-threader!) In conclusion, I am very pleased with this sewing machine. I had some trepidation about ordering such an expensive machine online, but it's well worth it. The stitches look beautiful, especially all the decorative stitches. I love the computerized controls, which let you change the length, width, tension, and so forth. It's easy to use and sews like a dream! Note, however, that this isn't really an entry-level sewing machine. It's easy enough for beginners to use---I let one of my students try it for her first two classes, before she bought her own machine, and she didn't have any trouble figuring it out. However, it has a lot of features that beginners don't really need. If you're new to sewing, I'd recommend a less-expensive sewing machine, like the SINGER Stylist, at least until you reach the point where you feel ready for an upgrade. I'll deduct half a star for the flaws mentioned above, but otherwise, it's a wonderful sewing machine! Highly recommended for intermediate and advanced sewers, or anyone looking to upgrade their sewing machine. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2014 by Autumn Grace

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