Singer Embroidery Machine.

                                                Singer Embroidery Machine.


 Isaac Merit Singer manufactured the first singer embroidery machine in 1951. The

singer embroidery machine got fame in very short time due to its bulky features

and was small enough to be used in homes as well. Singer embroidery machine

was able to loop more than 900 times in a minute. Singer machine became global

brand in mid 1960s due to its reliable features. Today, it is well known for its

feature of long time sewing without breaking the thread and its stitching suitable

for grabbing fabrics. Singer embroidery machine is easy to use even for beginners

due to its various models equipped with pre-programmed embroidery frameworks

allowing beginners to quickly select and stitch designs. In addition to this, built-in

 LCD touch screen is another notable advantage of Singer embroidery machine that

simplifies navigation through setting and designs. Furthermore, adjusting stitching

types, colors and dimensions is become easy due to the user-friendly interface of

Singer embroidery machine even for those who are new to embroidery. Moreover,

it provides ample hooping options which ensure fabric is held securely in stitching

process, ultimately resulting cleaner and more accurate embroidery designs.

Automatic needle threader and a large working area is the key feature of Singer

embroidery machine that improves efficiency and reduces set-up time. Singer

embroidery machine continues to be global brand in the realm of home embroidery

due to its commitment to quality and innovation that has remained unwavering.

USA digitizers are frequently using singer embroidery machine for the digitizing purposes

“The sun never sets on a singer sewing machine at work” has been quoted by the

first musical advertising campaign of the world by Singer in 1991.

If you want to read about Singer Embroidery Machine you can find it on Wikipedia.


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