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Brother Sewing and Quilting Machine, XR3774, 37 Built-in Stitches, Wide Table, 8 Included Sewing Feet

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Arrives Wednesday, Mar 5
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Color: Wide Table


Features

  • 37 UNIQUE BUILT-IN STITCHES: The Brother XR3774 includes 37 built-in stitches including blind hem, decorative and quilting stitches and a 1-step buttonhole
  • AUTOMATIC NEEDLE THREADER AND DROP-IN TOP BOBBIN: This sewing and quilting machine includes an automatic needle threader that perfectly pushes the thread through the needle and a convenient, jam resistant drop-in top bobbin
  • INCLUDED ACCESSORIES: The XR3774 quilting and sewing machine comes with a machine cover, wide table, 8 sewing feet, instructional DVD, and more
  • VERSATILE FREE ARM: The Brother XR3774 is perfect for a wide range of everyday sewing and quilting projects, and users from beginners to advanced
  • This product is intended for sale only in the US at 120 volts, and any other use or sale voids the warranty.

Description

XR3774 Features: Number of builtin stitches: 37. Threading type: Automatic. Bobbin type: Top loading. Number of button hole steps: 1. Voltage 110V.

Brand: Brother


Color: Wide Table


Product Dimensions: 5.8"D x 15.3"W x 12"H


Global Trade Identification Number: 75


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Product Dimensions: 15.3 x 5.8 x 12 inches


Item model number: XR3774


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Item Weight: 15 pounds


Manufacturer: Brother


Country of Origin: Vietnam


Date First Available: August 12, 2014


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    • Amazing !
This is the First sewing machine I've ever had, a friend recommended it. She was right. It's so easy to learn and work with , I've been just sewing way. The price was good and built great. There are plenty of stitches available ,but I'm still learning. The ease of loading the bobbin & the needle is amazing. It's fairly lightweight & has all the power , I'll ever need. You really can't go wrong with this machine . ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2024 by Judith tomlin
    • Great for beginners or casual quilters on a budget
Review Image by Jamie R. Jamie R.
I watched a few youtube videos before choosing a machine and one of those videos made the claim that you couldn't quilt successfully on a machine that cost less than $500. That was pretty far out of my budget, considering I had never used a sewing machine before and didn't know if it was something I would even want to invest a lot of time into learning. So didn't know much about what to expect out of this one for $160, or if I would end up returning it, but it's a decent machine and it was very easy to learn. I'm 6 months into owning it and have made 3 44x60 lap quilts, a toddler quilt, and 2 quilted toddler sleep sacks along with countless other small projects like organizers, quilted totes, pillowcases, toys and appliques. I've spent who knows how many hours putting this machine to the test and it's still going strong, so clearly you don't need an *expensive* machine to quilt. This little gem comes with nearly everything you need to get you started on your journey. Mechanically, it's pretty basic and mostly self explanatory if you just look at the diagrams below the dials. There are 37 stitches with a few decorative stiches thrown in, you adjust the stitch length all the way to the left to the SS setting to access all the stitches. I skimmed over the manual and somehow missed that bit of information multiple times. If you're looking for a budget quilting machine, this one does well on either thin fabric or thicker quilting projects. It also sews through canvas and upholstery fabrics with no problem. In my experience it does struggle to sew through thick layers of fleece or minky type fabrics, such as in the corners when using the backing material of a quilt to bind it. Thin fleece and fleece batting is no problem though, so I guess there are some materials that probably only a heavy duty machine is going to sew well and multiple thick layers of plush fleece is likely just one of them, so I cant fault the machine for that. I've sewn a quilt "sandwich" consisting of quilt top, single layer of cotton batting, single layer of extra loft poly batting, and backing fabric, all doubled so essentially making it 4 layers of batting plus 2 layers of quilt top and backing, no issues with that. Now for a couple of cons, for one it's not very quiet, which I'm told is a common issue with cheaper machines. The grips on the bottom of the machine are inadequate when working on large heavy projects, and there is a fair amount of vibration as well as movement if you're sewing fast. I quilted a sewing machine pad out of a couple of fat quarters and two layers of thin cotton batting, then once finished I glued the pad to a cheap rubber shower mat for grip. The suction cups on the shower mat hold it in place on my sewing table and the machine doesn't budge, so if you find that to be an issue consider either making or buying a similar mat. It helped tremendously with the above issues, so the base you sit the machine on can make all the difference. The automatic needle threader really comes in handy but I think mine got very slightly bent and now it's finicky to use. So be careful that you don't try to push the needle threader down into place if it gets hung up, which it does from time to time especially with the walking foot. This is probably an issue caused by me and not the machine, so I cant really complain but I wanted to warn others it can happen. I don't love the extension table that comes with it. It comes in handy for lightweight projects and sewing patchwork, but it often comes loose when working on larger things, and then back of the table tilts downward. I haven't figured out a solution to that, other than checking often to make sure it's still in place. I used my mom's brother lightweight to hem some pants (not sure the model) and was pretty underwhelmed by hers in comparison. This model costs only about $40 more more than those basic models Brother makes and it's a much more versatile machine with a lot of accessories, clearly the better value if you're undecided. The walking foot will be your best friend as a new quilter and if you had to buy it separately that one foot alone costs about $20. This machine doesn't come with any small cleaning tools, I recommend picking up a box of pipe cleaners. They work exceptionally well for cleaning the lint from the machine because lint really clings to them, they can be molded into shape and fit in small spaces. I'll eventually upgrade to a different machine because now I'm hooked and there are nonessential features I would like that this one doesn't offer, but for now it's perfect. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2024 by Jamie R. Jamie R.
    • I love this machine!!
The media could not be loaded. I am obsessed with this sewing machine! And I honestly can’t believe how cheap it was for all that it comes with. This is the perfect first sewing machine for a beginner! I love that you can add the table on and off for more or less space while quilting. It came with a free hand quilting foot, darning plate, walking foot, blind stitch foot and a hemming foot as well as the attachments for buttons/buttonholes and an extra spool holder, extra needles (including the double needle), 4 bobbins and I’m sure there’s more that’s in forgetting but I was amazed by the amount of attachments it came with! It has an automatic needle threader and it sews so smoothly, I have never had a jam up. With all the attachments, it really makes it great for a first time sewing machine- it gets you set up with all the basics. It has 37 stitch choices with is more than enough for any beginner/at home seamstress!! Such a great machine and great price point. This has been one of my all time favorite Amazon purchases. If you’re looking at it but still not sure, get one, I’m telling you, its perfect 😍❤️ ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2024 by Natalie
    • Great manual machine!
I replaced a Singer Confidence 7640 computerized sewing machine with the Brother XR3774 maunal. I feel I have more control over my stitches with a manual machine. I've just set it up today, and I already can see and feel the difference. First time owning a Brother and I'm not disappointed in the performance. I gave it 4 stars because there is a lot of plastic on the sewing platform, where I'm used to metal, and the bobbin is hard for me to remove with my arthritic fingers. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2024 by TDGuardMom
    • Would highly recommend
I bought this machine for my granddaughters' 9th birthday. Before giving it to her I had to be the "responsible" adult and try out this machine.... I WANT ONE and was tempted to give her my old basic brother, but alas I didnt. When I was testing it, I set it up to sew a straight stich, the stitching was great and smooth, next I tried it with 3 layers of denim and it started to balk, but then it decided it could power through it with ease, I put the cover over the feed dogs and quilted out a small baby blanket. When I used it I made a couple of buttonholes, and played with the zig zag stitches and several of the other stitches. It is easy to choose your stitches, stitch lengths and tension. It is also easy to thread and to thread bobbins. I love that is has a little extension table and it came with quite a few accessories to make using the machine easy My granddaughter since receiving it has sewn herself and her sisters several dresses and has made herself another quilt top. THIS IS NOT A CHILDS TOY, so IF you are getting this for your child make sure they have a understanding on safety and how to use the machine with adult supervision, for an adult beginner I would also recommend as this is easy to use. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2024 by Dell
    • Great machine - light in weight and yet sturdy.
Have used the machine several times. Latest project was for making kitchen curtains. Totally easy to use and change out thread/bobbin.
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2024 by Amazon Customer
    • Good product
I wanted to trim my pants, but for each pant it may cost 15-20 dollars, and I have more than 5 pants to trim. That's why it bought this one. And it turned out to be a good investment. It works well and I love it.
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2024 by Jie Sun

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