SINGER 7258 Stylist Sewing Machine Offering 100 built-in stitches, the Singer 7258 Stylist includes a large variety of stitches for all types of sewing, such as fashion sewing, quilting, heirloom, crafts, home and decorative sewing. With the push-button stitch selection, select the desired stitch with just a simple push of a button. Optimum settings for
Offering 100 built-in stitches, the Singer 7258 Stylist includes a large variety of stitches for all types of sewing, such as fashion sewing, quilting, heirloom, crafts, home and decorative sewing.
With the push-button stitch selection, select the desired stitch with just a simple push of a button. Optimum settings for length, width and tension are set automatically. Buttonhole sewing is a one-step simple process, with fully automatic, precisely balanced built-in buttonholes. Choose from 6 different one-step styles and each side of the buttonhole is sewn in the same direction, creating beautifully balanced buttonholes. After effortlessly threading the machine, the automatic needle threader automatically threads the eye of the needle. Select whether the needle is up or down when the machine stops with the programmable needle up/down.
Sewing’s biggest timesaver.
For easier quilting and appliqué.
A complete introduction to sewing machines.
Easy in-and-out bobbin for quicker threading.
Expands your creative sewing possibilities.
25-year limited warranty including 25 years parts, 5 years electronic and 1 year labor.
Professional results at the touch of a button.
The right stitch settings every time.
SINGER is sewing made easy.
Founded in 1851, Singer is one of the world’s leading sellers of consumer and artisan sewing machines, and one of the world’s most trusted and recognizable brands. The company has a long history of innovation, having produced, among other breakthroughs, the world’s first portable machine, the first zigzag machine and the first computer-controlled machine.
By making simple, easy-to-use machines, Singer has provided the gateway to sewing for people around the world. From home décor and clothing construction to embroidery and quilting, Singer is dedicated to helping people express themselves through sewing.
More people own SINGER machines than all other brands combined.
A large variety of stitches for all types or sewing, such as fashion sewing, quilting, heirloom, crafts, home and decorative sewing.
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A great machine The only negative thing I can say about this machine is this: It’s so much better than my Singer Esteem II that I’m wondering just how much better an even more expensive Singer would have been. Now that I’ve realized how much fun a better-than-basic machine can be, I’m starting to covet the machines that will do even fancier stitches and do letters.With that said, I didn’t really need to spend more than I did on this machine. So, I’m perfectly happy!1. The instruction manual is incredibly detailed. My basic Singer Esteem covered many features so briefly that I really didn’t know what I was doing. The Stylist manual even goes so far as to explain many of the included 100 stitches. The machine is pretty self-explanatory to get setup if you’ve sewed before. But it’s nice that any questions you have are probably in the manual and won’t require a long Google search.2. It sews VERY smoothly. And it’s so much quieter than my old machine.3. The…
Great sewing machine I was looking for a new sewing machine after leaving my Kenmore machine with my parents for my Mom to use.I have had/used Kenmore brands in the past with no issues, so I started out searching for the next Kenmore. During my search the Singer stylist caught my attention. When comparing it to the Kenmore I was considering, it seems to offer a lot more stitch options than a Kenmore for the better price. So decided to give the Singer a try.First impressions. It’s quiet machine, it’s small but sturdy. It does the stitches really well and so happy I don’t have to worry about adjusting the tension control any more. I love the number of stitch options it offers and gives me the ability to be more creative.It was very easy to start using, and the booklet has really good explanation to get you started.The only set back I have so far is the foot press control. It’s not as responsive/sensitive as the Kenmore I had before but its just something I…