🧵 Swiss Design Sewing Machine - Bernette 33 Review

I really like my new sewing machine! Before that I had an ancient cast aluminum Elgin machine from the 60's (which still ran like a champ - it was too heavy for me and I couldn't find replacement parts). This is a great budget machine and I opened it up while sewing a patchwork quilt and it did the job perfectly. It might be a little louder than some of the other models, but that's okay with me. I also really appreciate that there is nothing computerized in this car - I don't need any of that…

What can I say just parrots what has already been said. This is a "simple" sewing machine. It's not cluttered with fancy embroidery/computer stitching. It has everything you need except a serger if that's what you want. The car is a bit noisy, but it has all the features I grew up with and then a little more. I was looking for a mechanical machine to replace my old Kenmore. I'm used to manually changing the tension of both the feed dog and the bobbin thread to actually get the stitching between

This is a real machine. I bought it for my granddaughter but had it delivered so I could examine the car before giving it to her. He came today with everything he needed except thread and cloth: a needle was already attached to it. A good light went on to illuminate the sewing foot. It had extra plastic spools, extra sewing needles; a plug-in to start the machine and a sewing foot that you kick on the floor. The instructions are written in perfect English. My own Bernina is 50 years old; and…