Hello! This is will be my first sewing machine ever. What else do I need to purchase with it?
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I think you should be all set with this machine. The bobbins and everything you need to get started should be included. This machine is easy to operate and thread. Best of luck! This is great for a first time buyer.
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Nothing extra needed. Everything you need to start using it comes in the box!
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I bought the extra feet. This machine is awesome. Yes! You can. And I do. If you are gonna spend this kind of money get the new one that has 5th spoil so you can overlock stitch. (The stitch used to hem tshirt and knit clothing). It was not out yet when I bought mine. Wise investment and well worth it
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I had a super cheap Singer when I first started dabbling in sewing over a year ago. I enjoyed doing little craft projects but had never taken a lesson. My Singer would constantly lock up, unthread itself, just overall bad. When I decided to start taking lessons I researched a little about machines - I wanted one that would last, that would run smoothly and one that my sewing class instructors recommended. This was on the list as a nice entry to mid level machine. They also recommended the magnolia, which would have probably been enough for me. I sew a lot in the winter, working on mostly purses, bags, cosmetic bags, etc. Occasionally I try some other projects. I really like the machine - it has given me no trouble and I would definitely recommend it. It you don't plan to sew often, I would look into the Janome Magnolia.
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My Bonus Pack Included: Sewing machine foot controller/power supply cord, dust cover, instruction manual, cleaning brush, seam ripper, ten size 90/14 machine needles, twelve plastic bobbins, flat needle plate, 1/4" seam straight stitch foot (for quilting), built-in side cutter and U-foot used to serge seams. Plus a 25-yr limited warranty from date of original purchase against defects in materials or workmanship. You will simply love it!
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What comes with it are samples I ordered extra at the time I ordered the machine
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Sorry I'm so late in responding - my only suggestion is that you will easily be able to obtain one overseas! When I lived in Austria my friends mother had one - her generation is still pressing their sheets, tea-towels, etc.!! It might be costly but try looking for second hand ones - I bought a used Pfaff sewing machine in England 20+ years ago and my daughter is using it now!
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I have another mini machine, (model LSS-338 lil sew and sew) also good, with built in light and back stitch and 3 stitch widths as well as a "sleeve" contoured edge to it... I like both machines, though I have to say this (even without the bells and whistles) is maybe my favorite because of its cute design, simplicity and portability (a touch smaller than the one with the backlight). Also it's not quite as loud, I think. Hope this helps. Oh, and you could always purchase a "mighty bright" led light or something similar, to ATTACH to this model if a light is important to you. Just another option to think about :) Be blessed. I have another mini machine, (model LSS-338 lil sew and sew) also good, with built in light and back stitch and 3 stitch widths as well as a "sleeve" contoured edge to it... I like both machines, though I have to say this (even without the bells and whistles) is maybe my favorite because of its cute design, simplicity and portability (a touch smaller than the one with the backlight). Also it's not quite as loud, I think. Hope this helps. Oh, and you could always purchase a "mighty bright" led light or something similar, to ATTACH to this model if a light is important to... » Read More I have another mini machine, (model LSS-338 lil sew and sew) also good, with built in light and back stitch and 3 stitch widths as well as a "sleeve" contoured edge to it... I like both machines, though I have to say this (even without the bells and whistles) is maybe my favorite because of its cute design, simplicity and portability (a touch smaller than the one with the backlight). Also it's not quite as loud, I think. Hope this helps. Oh, and you could always purchase a "mighty bright" led light or something similar, to ATTACH to this model if a light is important to you. Just another option to think about :) Be blessed. « Show Less
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I'm doing my sewing on a sewing machine right at the moment on this new table. Go for it! A perfect match! Val
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Hi if you go to janome.com it tells you what it accessories it comes with and if you but from us you get a bonus kit with this machine which includes: FREE Janome Ditch Quilting Sewing Foot, FREE Janome Roller Sewing Feet, FREE Janome Concealed Zipper Sewing Foot, FREE Janome Applique Sewing Foot, FREE Janome Button Sewing Foot, FREE Janome Straight Stitch Sewing Foot, FREE Janome Size 16 Universal Needles, FREE Janome Size 14 Leather Needles, FREE Janome 10 Pack of Bobbins
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I sew too and if you are a true beginner I would suggest you start out with a regular sewing machine. You can do everything with a sewing machine where as a serger can do a lot BUT you would still need a sewing machine for some projects. Everything you mentioned you can use a sewing machine on. In fact, some sewing machine even has a "serger or a coverlock' stitch on it which could eliminate a serger completely. Once you get comfortable with sewing a few things then you can add a serger in but you can sew the rest of your life with a sewing machine and still produce high quality results without ever buying a serger. Be warned:sewing can be addictive lol. If you need any advice about sewing or finding patterns then look me up on facebook and I can give you some group links just for sewing and getting encouragement just starting out. Stephanie Kimerer Vazquez
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This would be fantastic if you wanted to use it for sewing, so don't hesitate to use it because I do and so doe's my wife!
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I cannot remember....I am sure you can go online with Singer and see...or YouTube. I bought the more expensive model because it did have, I think, more stitch designs, it also cuts thread and I felt for a little extra money, I would go with the best, as it might be my last machine. I test drove the Bernina, Viking, Baby Lock.....I hate my Janome, which is why I was trying to find a better machine overall....I felt the Bernina is a rip-off...women ooh and ah over it to beat the band, but honestly....for the thousands of dollars and the fact that feet are $50.00 each and more...it is an advertising schmooze. Getting women to believe the Bernina is the best is just that...a schmooze! Viking and Singer are now made at the same manufacturing plant....Brother and Baby Lock are made by the same company, also. I have a stand alone embroidery machine by Janome...and I have a Babylock Serger (it's awesome)....and of all the machines I own..,.if I have a project....I go immediately to my Singer Quantum Stylist....it has the strength and the power and all the stitch designs I will ever need...it is much easier to program than the Brother...easier to thread than the Brother...is quieter than the Brother and when it cuts the thread it is MUCH quieter than the Brother and I cannot imagine a project other than sewing awning canvas that it can't do. If you are going to sew awning canvas, then get a mechanical machine...don't be fooled by the word COMMERCIAL....get a TRUE hardcore mechanical machine that doesn't do anything but sew straight stitches
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http://content.janome.com/documents/File/ManualFile/Inst%20book%20DC5100(Eng).pdf I had the same question before I bought mine. If you go to the model at the janome website athe manual has a list of the standard accessories. When you receive the machine, be sure to check that everything is in the box. Sometimes attachments are missing, but the supplier was very good about sending my missing part to me. The list of standard attachments: Bobbin Spool pin felt Assorted needle set Additional spool pin Straight stitch foot Zigzag foot (set on the machine) Satin stitch foot Zipper foot Automatic buttonhole foot Overedge foot Blind hem foot Darning foot 1/4 seam foot Walking foot Quilter Seam ripper/Buttonhole opener Large screwdriver Lint brush Large spool holder Small spool holder Spool stand Foot control I hope this helps.
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Sorry I gave everything I bought including the sewing machine as a gift, so I can't help you with your question.
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This machine is not for this purpose. I can recommend a "stand-alone" machine. It is Janome E for embroidery. It is the best stand-alone out there and it will do a lot of what you want to do. One of the reasons I like and insist on a stand-alone, is I can sew on my machine and have my Embroidery machine do an entirely different project - at the same time. If you get a sewing and embroidery combo....it ties you up doing one project at a time. I HIGHLY recommend that you get a separate machine just for embroidery.
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Yes, We just need to know when you order what machine it is for. Thanks Sammy sewingmachineoutlet