Brother SQ9285 Computerized Sewing and Quilting Machine with Wide Table, 150 stitches

The Brother SQ9285 Sewing & Quilting Machine is designed to elevate your sewing and quilting projects with its wide array of features. It boasts 150 built-in stitches including decorative and utility options, as well as 55 alphanumeric stitches for basic monogramming. The machine comes equipped with a wide table that supports quilts and larger projects, and a drop feed feature for creative free-motion quilting. Its exceptional feed system ensures smooth and even stitching, while 10 versatile feet cater to various tasks such as zigzagging, monogramming, and quilting. Convenience features like automatic needle threading, variable speed control, and a large back-lit LCD with easy stitch selection enhance usability. Bright LED lighting illuminates the work area, and a helpful DVD guide assists with setup and maximizing the machine's creative potential. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced sewer, the SQ9285 offers tools to inspire creativity and achieve professional results.

Equivalent to the Brother XR9550 and Brother CS7205 150 built-in sewing stitches, including many beautiful decorative, satin, and quilting stitches, with 8 styles of 1-step auto-size buttonholes Quilting stitches include stippling stitch, hand-look quilting stitch, joining stitches for patchwork stitching, and applique stitches for attaching appliques and quilt bindings 1 font with 55 alphanumeric stitches for basic monogramming View your stitches on the large, back-lit LCD, and use the push-button controls to adjust the stitch length and width easily 10 sewing & quilting feet: Spring action zigzag, monogramming, overcasting, zipper, blind stitch, button sewing, buttonhole, ¼" piecing, walking, spring action quilting feet, plus quilt guide Wide table will help support quilts and larger projects. Advanced needle threading system threads the needle for you with the touch of a lever, making thread changes easy Condition: New Suggested User: Beginner to Advanced