SINGER® M1000 Blue Mending Machine
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- Stitch Applications (32) - A Stitch Application simply means a specific sewing technique that you can do with a selected stitch. Basically, Stitch Applications are all the different things you can actually DO with your machine!
- Built-In Stitches (4) - Choose from a variety of stitches for basic sewing, decorative sewing, and more.
- Top Drop In Bobbin (+) - Easy to thread and easy to see! The transparent bobbin and cover allow you to monitor your thread supply so you don't run out of thread in the middle of a seam.
- Easy Stitch Selection Dial (+) - Built-in stitches are displayed on the Stitch Selector Dial. Simply turn the dial to select the stitch you want to sew.
- Adjustable Tension (+) - Threads should be balanced in the fabric when stitches form. The machine's tension control allows for adjusting the threads to fine-tune the look of the stitch, depending on the fabric and thread being used.
- Reverse (Lever) - Sew stitches in reverse, usually done to secure a seam at the beginning and end to prevent unraveling.
- Free Arm (+) - Slide off the Removable Storage Compartment for access to the free arm, making it easy to sew trouser hems, sleeve cuffs and other smaller or tubular projects.
- Extra High Presser Foot Lifter (+) - Presser foot has an extra high position available to accommodate thick fabrics.
- Sewing Space (Needle to Tower) (4.25") - The distance between the needle and the main part of the machine. Having a generous "C" space allows you to sew larger projects like quilts with ease.
- Bobbin Class (15 Transparent) - SINGER branded bobbins are recommended for best results.
The SINGER® M1000 mending portable machine is only 5.5lbs (2.5kg), making it a lightweight, portable sidekick for the sewist-on-the-go! An affordable machine with easy set-up, a portable size, preset stitch settings, and 32 stitch applications that will assist you with simpler mending and garment repairs on light to medium-weight fabrics. For thicker fabrics and more applications, a full-size machine is recommended.