Even the simplest sewing machine should be able to process a variety of fabrics, from satin to denim, silk to corduroy, without stretching and puckering the fabric or producing loose and looped seams. A quality sewing machine has a number of features to consider.

For example, automatic buttonhole, good ergonomics and controls, lightness, needle position, threader, presser feet, power switch, speed control, different stitches, tension adjustment and top-loading bobbin. Each of these features is an indication of the quality and performance of the sewing machine.

A sewing machine should be sensitive to the pressure exerted on the foot pedal and should not stop or strain when sewing thick or multi-ply fabric. Controls should be easily accessible and manipulated, and symbols on the machine or LED display should be easy to read.

The needle position allows to move the needle and sewing line side to side and move the needle up and down when it stops. The needle threader automatically pulls the thread through the needle eye. The adjustable presser foot adjusts how tightly the machine grips the fabric while sewing and prevents puckering in thin fabrics and stretching in knits. High-performance sewing machines have hundreds of special presser feet.

Quality sewing machines are usually equipped with at least three built-in stitches and one backstitch. These stitches usually include a straight stitch, a button stitch, a zigzag stitch, and a back stitch to secure each stitch in place at the beginning and end of a stitch. These sewing features allow it to complete most basic sewing functions.

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