Brother CS6000i Sew Advance Sew Affordable 60-Stitch Computerized Free-Arm Sewing Machine

Brother CS6000i Feature-Rich Sewing Machine With 60 Built-In Stitches, 7 styles of 1-Step Auto-Size Buttonholes, Quilting Table, and Hard Cover
Sewing machines have grown from basic machines in the 1800s to ones today that feature computerized parts that can help make your creations better and faster. The Brother CS6000i Sew Advance Sew Affordable 60-Stitch Computerized Free-Arm Sewing Machine provides a fine example of how far machines have come since its early beginning.

Though the machine comes packed with a smorgasbord of features, the construction of the machine makes it lightweight. The perks that come with the Brother CS6000i will be a great start for a beginner and will thrill a more advanced sewer.

The decorative and quilting stitches are just a few of the stitches you'll find in the array of 60 stitches installed in it that the sewing machine offers to users. Since it has a handy LCD screen right on the front of the machine, it's easy to choose the stitch setting that you want to work with.

You'll know at a glance how long and wide the stitches are and if you need to change the stitches, you simply use the keypad. When you change the stitch, the machine will even let you know which foot goes best with the stitch that you're using. 

The foot pedal controls the movement of the machine but it also comes with a button you can use to start or stop the machine. You can easily use the reverse stitching option with the simple to press button.

One feature that gives this machine its great reviews too is that it has auto-sizing buttonholes and users can select from a choice of one of seven different types of buttonholes.

A dial adjustment for the threa'd tension takes all the guess work out of setting the tension correctly. Whatever work you're doing using the Brother CS6000i, your project threads won't be hard to see because the machine has a dual LCD light.

If you've sewn before then you know how difficult it can be to get small items onto the machine to work with. For example, trying to get a sleeve placement just right requires that you have a machine that gives you the option of a freearm.

That allows users to remove this piece so that the sleeve fits snugly. Any kind of smaller pieces are easier to work with when you have a freearm style machine. But larger pieces like if you wanted to make someone a baby quilt or if you wanted to make a set of curtains, you can use the machine's extension table.

You get more than the usual sewing feet when you buy this Brother model. You get an extra foot package that you can use for making quilts. The Brother CS6000i Sew Advance machine includes a protective cover that's solid and plenty of accessories. In the accessory package, you'll get another spool pin, plenty of bobbins, extra needles and even some tools like a screwdriver and a cleaning brush for the machine.