I absolutely love this machine. I have no sewing ability and a very weak sense of style - that said, my daughter and I have been delighted with this machine since we received it, and I am quite confident that we will have assembled a t-shirt by week's end.
If you (like me!) are a suburban mom who's always aspired towards craftiness, I HIGHLY recommend this machine. It will bring you closer to both your child and your latent supermom desires
Awesome. Smooth sewing, easy to use, its perfect!@ It is exactly what I needed and it works for me. I am remodeling a RV and this machine sews through all types of heavy material.
I bought a Singer after owning Kenmore and Brother sewing machines for 40 years. Its a good machine, has a lot of power, can sew through multiple layers of fabric with ease which is what I was looking for. The only downside is the sewing table is smaller than what I had expected. It's about 3 inches shorter in length and 2 inches in width which may not seem much but is a necessity when working with large projects. I guess manufacturer has to cut cost somewhere!
I bought this because I make patchwork clothing with flat-felled seams and my Bernina stops sometimes when it hits the intersection of 4 flat-felled seams. The singer goes right through and asks for more. The 6360 is a lot of machine for the price, and I love it. I have nicknamed it Bam-Bam--not because it's noisy (it really isn't), but because of the enthusiasm I feel when the going gets tough. The only thing I would like to see that isn't there is the option to have the needle stop in the down position for pivots.
I have been sewing since 1976, and quilting for 6 years. I picked this machine, over a Juki for the features & accessories, & I am so glad I did! I think people need to read their manual, use the right thread & needle, & this will sew anything. Love the larger throat space, too, over my Singer Patchwork, but that is a good starter machine for quilting.