Brother Cs6000i - Computerized Sewing Machine

I'm a inexperienced sewer and I must mention that I could hardly be more proud of my brother CS6000i. I read through the instructions, which were particularly easy to understand coupled with clear images to complement each and every procedure. I connect all of it in and away I went with sewing my very first tote.Few of the highlights I enjoy are...the cover on the bobbin is actually transparent, allowing you to find out how much you've got remaining(my MIL's sewing machine does not possess this, so it's a bonus for me personally, since she was initially the first sewing machine I made use of).

Considering the fact that I am new to sewing I have not quite got an effective sense for exactly how much weight to put on the control pedal once I begin to sew....(i have a tendency to go sloooow) For that reason being allowed to set the speed for the device to slow and not simply make it go at a higher speed no matter how much force I step on thepedal is a very good advantage for me.

Furthermore I apreciate the simple fact that it's not needed to hit the pedal to making use of reverse. All you have to perform is to hold the switch and it's going to operate by itself. You can only hold the button it and it'll move on its own. The LED light is very good and shiny, letting you to watch just exactly what you're carrying out work on.

A few things that could need improvement.

It would be very good if the Liquid crystal screen was lite up....

The 'storage compartment' is definitely some empty area which simply happened to be labeled 'storage compartment'. It might be far better plus much more practical if it slide out exactly like a drawer.

The cover that is included with the device, performs just as it ought to....however ,(and maybe this is merely myself) it would be pleasant if there was some room in the styrofoam(there is a layer of foam fixed into the the surface of the cover) for a spool of line, so that the protection cover can be used on the sewing machine while there's a simple spool on the spool pin.

Additionally maybe it simply requires more wear...but my needle threader kinda gets stuck sometimes....and absolutely no, I'm not working with thick line or the unsuitable needle...

So far I haven't made use of any of the fancy stitches...but I will use then eventually. Another thing that did impress me has been just how well the device did when I put (medium/heavy weight) fabric which was already folded three times thru it. It didn't have got any troubles going right over the thick fabric.

On the whole I reckon this sewing machine is made for any beginner.