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Singer Model 7467 Sewing Machine | 
 enlarge | Brand: Singer Sewing CO.
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $399.00
Buy New: $233.00
You Save: $166.00 (42%)
New (5) from $233.00
Rating:  1 reviews
Sales Rank: 11016
Shipping Weight (lbs): 20.6
Dimensions (in): 17.3 x 8 x 12.5
Model: 7467
UPC: 037431882110
EAN: 0037431882110
ASIN: B00176TVI8
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Drop & Sew Bobbin System is a top drop-in bobbin that, as you pull the thread toward the back of the machine along a threading path, it will hold the thread right where you need it - no more having to draw up the thread before starting to sew | | • | A wide selection of stitches (70) to meet all your stitch needs: construction, hemming, decorative, quilting, heirloom, & 3 buttonholes | | • | Stitches are optimally set for length & width but you can adjust as needed | | • | Automatic needle threader simplifies threading the eye of the needle | | • | Twin needle control lets you know if you have selected a stitch or stitch setting that is unsafe when using a twin needle |
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Product Description
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The Singer 7467 Sewing Machine is a fully electronic machine. It has a full range of utility, decorative, heirloom, quilting, and stretch stitches. Each stitch is electronically formed and optimally set, which means every stitch is sewn with exact precision. Drop & Sew bobbin system guarantees a perfectly positioned bobbin thread every time.
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| Customer Reviews:
Great machine! December 3, 2008
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
I just got this machine a week ago as an early Christmas gift from my hubby. I didn't purchase it from Amazon, because we found a Thanksgiving-week deal at Jo-Ann fabrics, so I picked it up there for about $200.
I am very happy with this machine. It has 66 stitch functions (search google for an image "list" of these, like I did), 3 buttonhole options, and a twin-needle option. I have used about 10 of the decorative stitches already, and I'm incredibly impressed with how well the machine handles them.
This machine is quiet enough that I can have a conversation with my husband while he's 15 feet away, all without either of us raising our voices. It has a smooth feed and doesn't shake (like my last machine did, even in tip-top shape!). It is sleek-looking and it doesn't weigh much, so I can carry it without feeling as though my arm is going to break off.
The reverse stitch is easy to use (the button is right by the needle, so you can hold it as you are feeding the fabric). Bobbins are simple to wind on this machine, and it even has a self-threading needle, but I prefer to thread by hand. I've had no problems here, it works beautifully, but I kind of think it's over-kill as I have no problems with threading my needle. However, I can see how this option may be very helpful to people with unsteady hands.
It's computerized, so it adjusts the thread tension automatically, which is one of the big reasons I was interested in a newer Singer model. With past sewing machines, I've had trouble with thread tension despite constant fidgeting and following the manual's explicit instructions.
Oh, and the bobbin! It's got a drop-in system, which makes it so much easier to thread. No more taking pieces out of my machine to put the bobbin back in! I LOVE THIS MACHINE!
But seriously, I love this machine. I have only had it for a week or so, but I have done a LOT of sewing (Christmas gifts!) and I am in looooooove with this machine. I am absolutely 100% satisfied, and you probably will be too.
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