SINGER M1005 Semi-automatic sewing machine Electric

4 Stitches in 11 options
4 core stitch types are available in various settings, providing 11 different options for key sewing techniques.
Choose from 6 different straight stitches in varying length setting and positions, 3 different zig zag stitches in varying length and width settings, 1 blind hem stitch and 1 multi-stitch zig zag. Maximum stitch width is 4mm.

Top drop-in bobbin
The bobbin and bobbin cover plate are both transparent, making it easy to monitor your thread supply. The bobbin is easy to wind and easy to insert. Bobbin style is Class 15 (transparent)

Free arm design
The machine’s overall design includes a free arm, making it easy to sew projects like trouser hems and sleeve cuffs with ease.

Easy stitch selection
Stitches are clearly displayed on the Stitch Selector Dial. Simply turn the dial to select the stitch you want to sew.

Lightweight and portable
The machine weighs only 2.5kg (5lbs), making it super easy to carry or store. Great for sewing on-the-go, or for sewing in smaller spaces.

Reverse lever
Press and hold the reverse lever to sew stitches in reverse, such as when securing the beginning and end of a seam. The lever is conveniently located at the front of the machine for ease of use.

Adjustable thread tension
Needle thread tension can be adjusted as desired for various sewing techniques, or for sewing with different weights ot thicknesses of thread.

Preset stitch length and width
When turning the dial to select your stitch, the settings for that stitch are preset so you can just start sewing. Especially great for beginners as it eliminates guesswork.

Extra high presser foot lifter
The presser foot has an extra high postion available to accomodate thicker fabric layers.

Quick and easy threading
The threading paths for both winding a bobbin and threading the top of the machine are clearly marked directly on the machine for convenience and quick reference.

Finger guard
The machine comes with a finger guard, which helps your finger from getting too close to the needle area while sewing. Use it for that little extra measure of safety, but it can be removed, if desired.

Online instructional video
Learn your machine’s basics such as winding a bobbin, threading the machine and selecting stitches.