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SINGER | 7258 Sewing & Quilting Machine With Accessory Kit - 203 Stitch Applications - Simple & Great For Beginners

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Style: 7258 with 100 Stitches & Programmable Needle


Features

  • Adjustable sewing speed
  • Push button stitch selection;This mechanism incorporates a magnet type vertical axis rotating hook that ensures smooth, quiet, thread jam-resistant sewing
  • LCD screen clearly displays your selected stitch as well as stitch settings for length and width

Description

The SINGER Stylist 7258 100-Stitch Computerized Sewing Machine offers great value because it comes with loads of free accessories. The sewing machine is provided with 100 built-in stitches making fashion sewing, home and decorative sewing, quilting, crafting and heirloom sewing easier. Thanks to its heavy duty metal frame, it has long-lasting durability. The Computerized Sewing machine with large LCD screen provides clear and easy viewing of your selected stitches including stitch length and stitch width. Stitch length and width can be adjusted to customize as desired for your projects. This sewing machine has a ton of other features like 6-segment feeding system, built-in reverse, horizontal threading, programmable needle up/down, electronic start and stop, automatic bobbin winding clutch, extra-high presser foot lifter, speed control and automatic presser foot pressure control. The SINGER Stylist 7258 Sewing Machine has 2 StayBright LED lights which illuminate the sewing surface for optimal viewing. PRODUCT DETAILS: Model Number - 7258 Description - 100 Stitch Electronic Sewing Machine Product - Sewing Machine Bobbin Class - 15J Needles - 2020 & 2045 Lightbulb - LED UPC - Dimensions - 14. 5 L x 7. 5 W x 12 H Weight - 14. 6 pounds - 25-Year Limited Power Supply - Works in North America only WHATS IN THE BOX: 10 Presser Feet: All-Purpose Foot, Buttonhole Foot, Blind Hem Foot, Darning / Freehand Embroidery Foot, Gathering Foot, Satin Stitch Foot, Overcasting Foot, Narrow Rolled Hem Foot, Quarter Inch Foot, Zipper Foot In the box along with machine and presser feet: Pack of Needles, Bobbins, Darning Plate, Needle Plate Screwdriver, Thread Spool Caps, Soft-Sided Dust Cover, Foot Pedal, Auxiliary Spool Pin, Spool Pin Felt, Seam Ripper / Lint Brush, Power Cord, Instruction Manual in English, Spanish, French, Machine Intro DVDPRODUCT DETAILS: Model Number - 7258 Description - 100 Stitch Electronic Sewing Machine Product - Sewing Machine Bobbin Class - 15J Needles - 2020 & 2045 Lightbulb - LED UPC - Dimensions - 14. 5"L x 7. 5"W x 12"H Weight - 14. 6 pounds - 25-Year Limited Power Supply - Works in North America only.

Brand: SINGER


Color: Green/White


Product Dimensions: 7.5"D x 14.5"W x 12"H


Is Electric: Yes


Global Trade Identification Number: 69


UPC:


Product Dimensions: 17.72 x 10.24 x 14.96 inches


Item model number: 7258


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Item Weight: 18.74 pounds


Manufacturer: Singer


Country of Origin: China


Date First Available: May 30, 2010


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    • Great value for money but ...
Style: 7258 with 100 Stitches & Programmabl...
Great value for money. The machine does everything I want and is so easy to use. I especially love the needle-up/down function. I use it in 'up' mode which is great for the kind of repairs that I bought the machine for. The choice of stitching modes is wonderful and the styles are really cool/fun. I'm sure the embroidery sewing people will love them and to be honest I want to use them but have no reason to !! Very fancy :-) So here's the but .... when spooling a bobbin (black cotton) I noticed at the end of the spooling that the little plastic peg that is used to automatically stop the spooling was wearing off on the black cotton. Basically the cotton was scraping away the automatic 'stop spool' peg. This is shoddy and realistically there should be a metal cover to stop this. I guess that's why this machine is cheaper than others. All plastic = fast wearing. This is preventable by just stopping short manually and removing the bobbin. Or maybe I'll have to add a metal cover to the little peg !! It's not a show stopper and shouldn't stop you from considering this machine. I would realistically give this machine 4.5 stars but Amazon doesn't have that rating !! Value for money is great. [1-month later] I have really got to appreciate the subtleties that are designed into this machine and they are wonderful. I've actually gone through quite a few repairs of clothes now and it performs excellently. I use the needle-down mode more than I thought I would and it is a great way to stop you dropping stitches. The results look very professional !! I've also done work on some light leather and the machine is perfectly capable however I don't think the motor will hold out long for this kind of work continuously. It's not industrial spec so I don't expect to use it for this very often. More as a test in this example. I've used heavy needles (#18) with bonded nylon thread for leather work and it has no problems. I've used this machine a lot on Denim and it seems to have no issues going through 3 layers. I've had to use the hand-wheel on 4 layer Flat Felled Seams but this is because I want to make sure the stitch is even, hence me going slow. I believe it would easily penetrate the 4 layers. Here I've been using a #16 needle and denim thread. Value = 4.8 stars now IMO. [21 Jan 2015] I re-rated to 5 stars since that's closer to 4.8. I've made a shirt from scratch since my Denim work above. The machine is a great little workhorse and sews through thick fabric (4 layers) well. I can hear the motor forcing the needle through on slow stitch mode and it does it well. Love the needle down function. I've not had any issues with jamming or having to set thread tension. I wish the hole in the middle were bigger for feeding material through but I guess that's why you go to an industrial spec machine!! I've used a lot of the presser feet and they have all worked well. I've also used a hem & cut foot for doing fake serging and that has worked very well too. Very impressed !! Stitches are balanced, equally spaced and look good. Very professional finish (which I don't deserve!!). I would say you need to be gentle with the machine and let it feed the material. Don't force it or it will pucker (but I'm guessing that's just good sewing discipline anyway!!). Also make sure you use the correct needle for the thickness of material and thread type. I used a #16 needle for the thicker material was sewing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2014 by Welsh Guy
    • My Favorite Possession, EVER.
Style: 7258 with 100 Stitches & Programmabl...
When I was a little girl, my grandmother tried to show me how to use her Singer. It was a huge fail. Then, recently, I had a reason to make little drawstring bags, and I was so not making them by hand. I did a lot of research and finally ended up with this Singer. It has a really solid metal body encased in plastic. It comes with super clear directions on how to thread the top spool and the bobbins. The instructions are printed right on the machine in case you lose the instructions booklet. It handles thread from my local grocery store (Meijer, for you midwestern-ers), and takes regular plastic bobbins. It comes with a million different extras that are stored neatly in the arm of the machine. I've used it to make three bags on regular fabric, and a huge Harry Potter scarf on fleece. The foots (feets?) are really easy to change, and the stitches are a lot of fun. The foot that comes attached is a general purpose foot and it's what I've used for everything, but it comes with eight or so different feet that are SUPER easy to change in and out. For the record, this is an excellent beginners machine. I didn't even know what a bobbin was used for when I purchased it. It does come with a DVD to help you learn how to sew, but I haven't even used it yet, it's that easy. This machine would also be great for a kid learning to sew, because you can set the speed with a button on the front of the machine. So, even if your child wanted to use the foot pedal like mom, you can set it to the lowest speed on the machine, and use the foot pedal to sew. A lot of people were complaining about the thread getting stuck in the machine where the bobbins are located. If you read the instructions, you will see that the thread has to come off the bobbin in a certain way. It's hard to explain, but my suggestion is to read the instructions (not the quick guide, the actual instructions) before you use it. Also, if the bobbin thread for some reason gets tangled, it's really easy to gently pull it out of the machine. It's hard to say how much I love this thing. Easily my favorite purchase this year. Also, it has an excellent warranty. If you go to Singer.com, you can find the machine warranty there. The best part is that if you live in west Michigan, there is a certified Singer fixer-upper store right in Grandville. This might seem like unnecessary information for the entire rest of the world, but it played hugely into my purchase. It means I don't have to ship my machine to be fixed; meanwhile, you may want to look into your closest Singer authorized repair stores, because they're not ubiquitous. Would HIGHLY recommend this machine. **Update: After one year I wanted to review this machine again. I still stand by my five stars. I cannot tell you how many things I've made on this machine and it STILL works as good as day one. A few points... if your machine gets stuck and you get an error, turn it off. Unthread your machine and rethread it, and turn it back on. I freaked out the first time it buzzed and stopped, but it's really not a big deal. Also, changing the needle is easy peasy. I broke a needle trying to get through seven layers of fleece, and I thought everything was ruined- but it wasn't. And it comes with extra needles. This thing is really a champ. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2014 by Penderwall

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