Sewing machines / Brother
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Brother Sewing Machines, page 2

These machines help beginners and experienced quilters complete projects with specialized stitch patterns and computerized controls

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What stands out

Free arm design

The free arm helps you sew sleeves and pant hems easily.

Computerized stitch selection

Select from many built-in stitches using the digital interface.

Built-in LED lights

Bright lights illuminate your fabric while you work.

The lineup

Brother: 64 sewing machines

Why this brand is here

High Stitch Count Performance

These models feature high stitch counts and specialized needles for heavy fabrics like denim. You can choose between mechanical free arm models and advanced computerized embroidery systems.

  • 27-stitch free arm models
  • Strong and tough 50-stitch builds
  • Combo embroidery and sewing functions
  • Jeans and denim capability
  • Included embroidery hoops and thread sets
  • Computerized stitch navigation
What to look for

Beginner friendly setups

The SM1400 and SM2700 models offer simple layouts for those learning to sew. They include basic stitch counts for daily mending.

Heavy duty options

The ST150HDH is built for tough materials. It handles thick fabrics that standard machines might struggle with.

Embroidery combo units

The SE700 allows for both standard sewing and detailed embroidery. It comes with hoops and a thread set to start immediately.

Complete accessory kits

Most models include a kit with necessary tools. These sets provide the feet and needles required for different techniques.

From use

What people say

Brandon 4.7

The free arm on the SM2700 makes it very easy to fix my jeans.

Eric 4.2

I used the SE700 for embroidery and the computerized screen is simple to navigate.

Joe 4.8

The 50-stitch model is strong enough to handle multiple layers of heavy fabric without jamming.