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$269.99
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Pick by control style and the package you need. Brother documents an LCD/Mode & Shift Key interface, adjustable sewing-speed control, 70 built-in stitches, a detachable wide table, and a hard cover.
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If you are learning and worry about sewing too fast or losing control, the CS7000X has an adjustable-speed feature that Good Housekeeping described as helpful for beginners.
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Choose the SINGER 9960 if built-in lettering, stitch sequencing, mirroring or elongation will serve your projects, or if its button-operated thread trimmer fits your seam-finishing routine.
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Choose the Brother HC1850 if its LCD stitch selection, adjustable sewing speed, wider stitch menu and manufacturer-listed detachable wide table fit the way you want to sew; confirm the exact seller package.
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Both are computerized sewing and quilting machines. SINGER documents a button that trims both thread tails; Brother lists no automatic thread cutter. The 9960 also offers a larger documented stitch and lettering selection, while the HC1850 lists 185 stitches and one lettering font.
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Choose by the setup you prefer and the feet your projects call for: the ST371HD documents automatic needle threading and a one-step buttonhole, while the 4411 uses a four-step buttonhole and includes a different foot-and-guide set.
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Size: Medium
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Size: 28.22 Pounds
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Size: 15.5 x 6.25 x 12
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