SINGER® MX60 Lightweight & Portable Sewing Machine with Accessory Kit

This is an excellent buy. Great sewing machine. Various stitches. Just what I needed. Easy to use.

Nice work

This machine is a piece of crap. I used it once without any problems and now I can't even sew a bra strap without the needle jamming and the thread bunching up on the fabric. I follow the instructions to the letter and I can't get the darn thing to work. The needle keeps jamming and the wheel that you turn to lift the needle starts making this cranking noise and it won't do anything. I'm better off just sewing by hand. At least I could get things done. This was a waste of money

Works very good and easy to use, my bobbin winder never worked from day one..ugg.

Muy buena máquina de coser, muy buena calidad y no tuvimos ningún problema.

Great. Thank you

Excelente maquina

Fácil y práctica para manejar.

Hermoso, excelente calidad, precio Justo!

Okay, so I'm not sure why I needed to sew something but I was bit really hard by the sewing bug and I just had to have a sewing machine. Never mind that I haven't sewn anything since Home Economics... So I placed this dude in my cart and I adore him. Threading is a breeze, bobbin winding is a breeze. Heck, I screw up and need to re-thread because I'm an idiot and don't leave enough thread before I start and I just re-thread like it's nobody's business. I have made a few bags and masks and I'm loving the results! I'm having a blast! Some points: - This machine doesn't come with a carrying case. I sew in my small apartment at the kitchen table, so getting a tote or storage case is recommended to keep everything in place. That way, you get to sew more and set up less! - No automatic needle threader. If you have an issue with that, I suggest getting a tool to help with that or getting the next model up that offers that feature. - This machine is pretty light and has a nice sturdy construction and a fold down handle. The light feeling doesn't equate to "cheap" to me. - This machine does not have one of those drop in bobbins. You have to remove the casing to get to the bobbin but it's really not a big deal. - The pedal feels cheap and the cord isn't terribly long but it responds well and it is easy to get the hang of. I just hate how it is really light and slides around. Again, not a huge deal. - It's addicting and fun! When I start, all of a sudden three hours have gone by and I have a project complete. What is this sorcery?? I know there are more cost effective machines but I really like the design of this one and I'm so glad I got it. It's so satisfying to make things. I highly recommend this product!

I'm a beginner/intermediate sewer. I used to do some manual work years ago but never with a machine. I learned in a matter of days that it took to ship through various online videos/tutorials. I was able to learn how to thread, load a bobbin, and use various patterns and how to detect improper threading and other troubleshooting tips. I discovered this all on my own and the beginner's class they offer is a scam. I called my local shop and they only offer a basic 1 on 1 instructional class on how to thread and load a bobbin which you can easily watch a YouTube video and teach yourself in minutes. My only concern is the number of times it tends to jam, especially for a beginner, this becomes very frustrating. After realizing some issues I was able to finish my project and understand my Singer MX60 much better. I would recommend this to anyone, beginner or advanced, just depends what you what the sewing machine to do for you. If you are crafting clothing, invest in something better as your learning curve will surpass this machine very quickly (not to say you can't use it to make clothing, just limited in your capabilities of the machine).

Estoy encantada con la máquina. Es una excelente opción para principiantes.

Very light , easy to setup and use. Only thing I don't like is there is no manual included , only a quick start . If you want full 36 page manual, you have to download it. Took off a star for that as beginner like me would like a printed manual. If you want to print it out , which I like to do to make notes on it . For some unknow reason they formatted it to be a booklet (probably from when they actually gave you one) with biding on the short side of the 81/2 x 11 page. SO either staple it or if using a standard binder turn it sideways , which is not impossible but goofy, as binders with biding on short side are not very common, and sometime in packs of 25 so.... Anyway I am happy with it so far. One other not , I found youtbe videos from Singer on a different model , but looked just the same. That was the best way to start out for me. My test stich went fine, but my test cloth was white and it left a grey smudge all along it . I am hoping that it is just grease from being new and that it will go away after a few more test runs.