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SINGER Quantum Stylist 9985 Computerized Sewing & Quilting Machine with Accessory Kit | 1,000+ Stitch Applications, Mirror Imaging, Built-In Needle Threader, LCD Touch Screen & Full Metal frame

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Style: 9985 Sewing Machine


Features

  • ENDLESS STITCHING OPTIONS: Discover endless creative potential with 1,000+ stitch applications, from basic and stretch to decorative options. Customize and save unique stitch sequences with 60 memory slots for easy access. Perfect for fashion, home decor, and quilting projects, empowering you to bring your ideas to life effortlessly.
  • INCLUDED ACCESSORIES: Comes with a comprehensive set of accessories, including 15 presser feet: General Purpose, Zipper, Buttonhole with Underplate, Blind Hem, Satin Stitch, Overcasting, Darning/Embroidery, Rolled Hem, Button Sewing, Quarter Inch, Open Toe, Even Feed/Walking, Cording Foot; Class 15 transparent bobbins, needles, seam ripper/lint brush, auxiliary spool pin, spool pin felt, screwdrivers, thread spool caps, edge/quilting guide, and a soft dust coverall conveniently stored in the front compartment.
  • INTERACTIVE COLOR TOUCH SCREEN: Navigate with ease using the large color LCD screen, which provides stitch previews in actual size and tutorials for threading, bobbin setup, and more. Customize stitch length and width to match your project needs, while quick-access stitches streamline setup and make sewing intuitive and enjoyable.
  • 13 ONE-STEP BUTTONHOLE STYLES: Create professional buttonholes in one easy step, choosing from 13 styles, including bartack, stretch, and keyhole buttonholes. Simply place the button in the foot, and the machine sews a perfectly sized buttonhole, ensuring consistent results across all fabric types with effortless precision.
  • COMPREHENSIVE STITCH CONTROL & SPEED SETTINGS: Adjust stitch length, width up to 7mm, and presser foot pressure for techniques like applique and basting. Use the speed control to tailor the pacego slower for intricate projects or faster for larger ones like curtains, providing flexibility for all sewing projects.
  • CONVENIENT BUILT-IN FEATURES FOR EFFICIENCY: Simplify setup with an automatic needle threader, top drop-in bobbin with a clear cover, thread cutter, presser foot sensor, and tie-off button to secure stitches at the press of a button. These features enhance convenience and help you achieve smooth, frustration-free sewing every time
  • HEAVY DUTY METAL FRAME & STAINLESS STEEL BED PLATE: Constructed with a sturdy metal frame and stainless steel bed plate, this machine provides durability and a smooth fabric feed for high-quality results. Designed to handle delicate to thick fabrics with ease, its perfect for all projects, big or small.

Description

The Quantum Stylist Touch 9985 sewing machine takes sewing to a whole new level - starting with the easy-to-use color touch LCD screen, where you can view tutorials for setting up your machine to sew. Scroll through the more than 1,000 different stitch applications to get inspired for your next project. Your stitch selection appears in actual size on the LCD screen, and you can customize the length and width as well.Many stitches can be mirror imaged or elongated for even more creative options. Choose basic or stretch stitches for fashion sewing, quilting and heirloom stitches for quilts or table linens, or decorative stitches to embellish almost anything!Buttonholes can be sewn in one easy step, and there are 13 different styles to choose from – basic bartack, stretch buttonholes for stretch fabrics, keyhole buttonhole for menswear or outerwear, and more.There is a Speed Control so that you can set the machine's maximum speed – slower for more intricate projects or faster for larger projects like curtains, duvet covers and more. No matter if you sew quilts or crafts, fashions or home decor, you'll never run out of ideas with the creative possibilities this model has to offer.Over 1,000 Stitch Applications. A stitch application is a specific technique you can do with a selected stitch.Included Accessories ($275 value)General Purpose FootZipper FootButtonhole Foot with UnderplateBlind Hem FootSatin Stitch FootOvercasting FootDarning/Embroidery FootRolled Hem FootButton Sewing FootQuarter Inch FootOpen Toe FootEven Feed/Walking FootCording FootNeedlesBobbins (Class 15 transparent)Seam Ripper/Lint BrushAuxiliary Spool PinSpool Pin FeltScrewdriversThread Spool CapsEdge/Quilting GuideSoft Dust Cover

Brand: SINGER


Color: White


Product Dimensions: 8.5"D x 17.25"W x 12.5"H


Global Trade Identification Number: 09


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Product Dimensions: 17.25 x 8.5 x 12.5 inches


Item model number: 9985


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Item Weight: 14 pounds


Manufacturer: Singer Sewing Co.


Country of Origin: Taiwan


Date First Available: October 14, 2013


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This machine compares very favorably with the current Bernina 550, for a fraction of the price. Singer's touch screen is superior, as it is not only a color screen -- theirs isn't -- it is much clearer. There is no comparison in terms of the appearance of the two machines. This Singer is flat out gorgeous in person, and it's purple. Singer has really knocked it out of the park in terms of presentation with this one. The photos here do not begin to do it justice. I literally gasped when I pulled it out of the box. I do miss having a knee lifter on this machine, which my Singer 580 embroidery machine has, but the superb quality of the 9985 considering its low price is ample consolation. With 960 stitches, it blows the Bernina 550 right out of the water, as it has only 177. Of course it is the quality of the stitch that counts, and the Singer 9985 stitches as beautifully as any machine costing thousands more. I am working my way through the entire catalog of decorative stitches and functions, and have not found anything so far that is less than perfect. What is really unexpected in a machine at this price is the degree of precision you can bring to bear on your decorative stitches. Say you wish to place an outline of decorative arrows around a neckline facing or placket; you can figure out by stitching a sample how many arrows you are getting per inch, and program the machine to run a certain number of arrows and stop, so you can precisely pivot and turn or reproduce a certain line of stitching or whatever. The selection and editing of decorative stitches is simple and intuitive if you are used to doing anything with a computer. Not every stitch can be elongated or made wider to the same extent, but it is easy to tell what you can and cannot do once you see it on the screen. Considering this capability, you really have way more than the 960 stitches advertised. For best quality decorative stitching, I recommend using 40-wt rayon or polyester machine embroidery thread on top and good quality polyester sewing thread to match your item in the bobbin, and attach the transparent satin stitch foot. Tearaway or wash-away stabilizer under your project will make a world of difference. Many stitches can be flipped or rotated, so you could stitch a line of left-facing triangles next to a line of right-facing triangles, or run some lines of straight stitches in between for a cuff or something like that -- in other words, the creative design possibilities get crazy when you have these advanced editing capabilities, and the results are perfect because you can edit precisely where each stitch starts and stops. With this wide selection of stitches, even the simplest garment can be embellished with embroidery to make it look amazing. Stalking Pinterest and Instagram photos of embroidered garments has inspired me to combine multiple rows of decorative stitches with straight stitching around garment edges, repeating thread colors I've used in the embroidered motifs I've done on the Singer Quantum Futura 580 on the front, back, and sleeves. Built-in stitches did not seem to add much to fashion sewing for me in the past because in regular sewing thread, they can look pretty sad, but the options this machine offers combined with the wonderful threads widely available to machine embroiderers make fashion sewing exciting in a whole new way. The hand quilting-look stitch combined with the walking foot offers a feature usually found on only high-end machines. I was skeptical that a machine at this price point could produce a decent quilting stitch, but by following the directions in the manual and making the necessary tension adjustments, the result is quite impressive. The manual is pretty good. When I get a new machine, I usually go through the manual page by page and try every stitch, technique, and foot to learn as much as I can and make sure everything is functioning properly. Though I have not completed the learning process yet on this machine due to my eagerness to get to the fun stuff, I have read through the entire manual and it seems that everything I need to know is in there somewhere. The quilting section should not be construed as instruction in quiltmaking by any means, and it is kind of weird that they do not mention the even-feed foot until several pages later, and free-motion quilting and stippling should probably not be attempted based on the instructions here, though of course YouTube videos abound. I find Singer manuals maddening in that the English version is on the left-hand side of the page, with French and Spanish on the right. It would be much more efficient for all users if they would put each language in its own section. The small format of this manual means the print and illustrations are quite small. I'll be looking for the manual at the Singer site so I can read it on a device which enables me to zoom in. Speaking of instructions, I'd just like to point out that this uses size 15 bobbins, not 15J as the "customers also bought" copy above might indicate. The difference is slight but if you use the wrong bobbins, you will really mess up your shuttle race. When I selected this machine, I assumed it would use 15J bobbins just like my embroidery machine, which would be super convenient. Alas, that is not the case, and it is kind of a pain. You must use Singer brand bobbins, and not cheap copies, which are not the same size. This is kind of a pain, but it's worth it to me to have all these other awesome features I never expected to own. And did I say it's purple? The Singer 9985 is the perfect companion to my Singer 580 embroidery machine. I am super thrilled that I was able to get such a high quality machine with so many awesome stitches and features for such a low price, with free shipping. Not to be snarky, but a local dealer of the expensive brands does not carry this machine in her store, and I can guess why, though she offered to special order it for me, at the full list price. *snort* If I were trying to sell a comparable machine for almost $5,000, I would not want this one sitting next to it, either. Thanks, amazon!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2015 by Plein Jane
    • SINGER 9985 *****OH! Checkout the PINK hard side case I Found!*****
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I started out this little venture by getting a Singer 222K with as many feet, accessories, pieces, parts and manuals I could find. This little machine sewed beautifully, and became my favorite. After a MANY projects I had an additional machine ( Spartan 192) that I'd put the attachment or foot I needed at the time. Then a Singer 99 for the heaver stuff. (3 machines + a Imagine serger) REALLY? Yes really! I played with the Singer 160th machine and liked the buttons and it was black. Basically a needle attached to a computer. NICE. The sewing room looked like a ancient futuristic museum of functional modern art . But I was hooked on the technology. Several EBay sales later I bought a 9985. Let's see, measure, cut, baste/pin, create a pile of things, put on Black Sabbath (loud) and sew, sew, sew. Every foot and accessory was included. I did buy some more plastic bobbins (plastic on plastic is better). Use the alphabet to sign the thing somewhere and off to the next project. Back-tack is automatic or not. tension is adjustable for cover stitches or what ever. and finally I don't need that pesky foot peddle. It is nice though to plug it in set the slider for maximum speed and off you go. Stitches are ( I think) logically laid out and help is just a poke away. The thread and bobbin are hidden under a lid, there are pictures of stitches under there too, and diagrams to thread and make bobbins. 1 step buttonholes ( I'm still working on the technique but better than the old way). OK! the automatic threaded takes some getting use-to (put the foot down, hit the up/down button twice; to lower then raise the needle, center the needle, lift the foot, load the threader and push it down, place the thread in the slot and slightly lift up, slowly start to release the threader; if there is some resistance it is caught in the teeth and the needle will thread) I now can get it to work with any needle and thread... COOL! The up/down button is NICE, You can just about use the back-tack button when-ever you want. AND the thread cutter is nicer than... well it's nice. Wind a bobbin, place it in the well, pull the thread through the little channel, use the cutter to cut it off, replace the cover, throw in your material, drop the handle/ needle and sew. NO you don't have to pull up the bobbin thread. At the end back-tack or with auto back-tack the machine does it for you. push the cutter button, lift the handle, and remove your item. Drop the feed-dogs, put on the darner foot and DARN away. Oh darn! Zigzag too! Nicely lit and pretty. The touch screen is great, Nice size (I don't have to use a magnifying glass as much) I have like 50/400 vision so I memorize finger placement, count beeps, do a test, and get to it. It is pink and doesn't have a case... or does it "Everything Mary - Hard Side Rolling Sewing Case - Pink" from scrapbook dot com The only thing that will fit is the machine and foot controller. It is tight and has a foam liner that grips the machine. VERY NICELY! It's $119 though ( a hare high, a rabid pun) and they seem to be the only ones with any stock on hand. This case is the same PINK as the 9985. Now my new Singer is complete! And I had enough EBay money to get a SAILRITE for the heavy stuff (LSZ-1). What started out as an exercise of traditional sewing techniques, developed a life of its own, and evolved into the most efficient way to get the job done with the least amount of equipment. There is a certain amount of an OOOH factor when you drag out that old free-arm 222K, but, The 9985 gets as many looks, is easier to use, more consistent, and well, a needle attached to a better computer. If it had speakers, wifi, and a USB port it would be perfect. ~KRK~ 2014-03 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2014 by Kevin Knox Kevin Knox

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