Sewing Machines
Looking for the right sewing machine? We help you find the best fit for your needs. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced sewer, our extensive listings cover a wide range of sewing machines from popular brands. Use our category filters to narrow down your choices based on features like stitch options, machine type, or price range. Easily compare prices on millions of products from thousands of brands and retailers to ensure you get the best deal. Our user reviews offer valuable insights to help you make the right decision. With PriceRunner, finding the perfect sewing machine is simple and hassle-free. Ready to start your sewing journey? Begin here and discover the ideal machine for your projects!
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Prym Dritz Storage Holds 10 Bobbins Green
Prym Sewing Machine, Mechanical
SewTech 6x6 Quilter's Hoop Compatible Viking Ruby Pfaff 150mm
SewTech Sewing Machine
Or £16.45/mo. (x3)*
Singer Stretchrite Braided Elastic .25" X100yd-Black PSS14-B
Singer Sewing Machine
Or £10.40/mo. (x3)*
YEQIN Pressure Foot 1-Step Automatic Button Hole Foot
YEQIN Sewing Machine
Tauoh Moresk-2X USB Electric Handheld Sewing Machine Kit
Tauoh Sewing Machine
Tauoh Moresk-Mini Sewing Machine Portable Electric US Plug
Tauoh Sewing Machine
Or £12.40/mo. (x3)*
Kikidex Universal Home Sewing Machine Starter Pedal Foot Control
Kikidex Sewing Machine, Mechanical
Janome Parshell Series Computerized Sewing Machine NP1000
Janome Sewing Machine
Or £118.50/mo. (x3)*
Takstar High-end Multifunctional Household Sewing Machine 12 Stitches
Takstar Sewing Machine
Or £21.01/mo. (x3)*
Gogerstar Purple Sewing Machine Cover Compatible with Singer Brother Machine Dust Cover
Gogerstar Sewing Machine
FitVille Handheld Sewing Machine Portable Mini Manual Stitching Machine
FitVille Sewing Machine
Takstar High-end Multifunctional Household Sewing Machine 12 Stitches
Takstar Sewing Machine
Or £20.69/mo. (x3)*
Three tips before buying a sewing machine
If you want to patch, mend, and put up a few curtains sometimes, a simple sewing machine with basic functions, such as straight stitching and zigzag, is probably good enough. If, on the other hand, you want to be able to sew your own clothes, you should choose a machine with more functions.
Here are some different types of sewing machines:
- A mechanical sewing machine is set manually. Turn dials to select stitches and set stitch length and width. It is a good sewing machine for beginners, as it is easy to use.
- An electronic sewing machine sets everything up by itself – at the touch of a button. It is also a good choice for beginners. It tends to have more functions than a mechanical machine, which means that it is often more expensive.
- A computerised machine is more advanced. On a display, you program how it should sew, and it is suitable for those of you who are experienced sewers who want to be able to design your own clothes and the like.
- An overlock machine gives hems and seams on clothes and curtains a stylish finish. On the other hand, it is more of a complement to the other types of machines.
A lot of sewing machines are really heavy, and if you don't have your own sewing room where it can stand permanently, it can be difficult to get it out every time you need it. That’s why we recommend choosing a lightweight sewing machine that’s easy to carry and store.
What the sewing machine can do differs from model to model. For example, a more advanced machine has more options for stitching. If you want to sew buttonholes on clothes, double-check that your machine has such a function. Also check which technology it uses. And if you’re going to sew on sleeves and around the neckline, it’s a good idea to choose a sewing machine with a free arm.
If you know that you will sew thick fabrics, your machine should be able to do this too. Therefore, choose a type that allows you to adjust the presser foot pressure according to the thickness of the fabric.
If you’re keen to start sewing, but the memories from school’s sewing lessons have begun to fade, reading through the beginners lessons at The Stitch sisters is perhaps your way forward.
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