575 days ago

Almost New Singer Starlet 6660 Computerised Sewing Machine

Suman from Lynfield

Singer Starlet 6660 Computerised Sewing Machine in Almost New Condition with Accessories, Guide Book, DVD and Soft Cover. Market Price is $800.
Pick up from Lynfield.

From home decor to fashions, you’ll start sewing faster than ever with an automatic needle threader and customisable stitch settings. Plus, get creative with 60 built-in stitches.

Included Accessories
General All Purpose Foot
Zipper Foot
Buttonhole Foot
Needles
Bobbins
Spool Caps
Auxiliary Spool Pin
Spool Pin Felt
Darning Plate
Needle Plate Screwdriver
Seam Ripper/Lint Brush
Soft Sided Cover
Features
60 Built-In Stitches, including 8 Essential, 8 Stretch, 40 Decorative and 4 Fully Automatic 1-Step Buttonholes
4 Fully Automatic 1-Step Buttonholes
Automatic Needle Threader
StayBright LED Light
Automatic Stitch Width and Length
Automatic Tension
Variable Needle Positions
Heavy Duty Metal Frame
Automatic Bobbin Winding Clutch
Extra High Presser Foot Lifter
Push Button Stitch Selection
Up to 6.5 mm Stitch Width
Automatic Presser Foot Pressure
Automatic Reverse
Sewing Speed – up to 750 stitches-per-minute
Handy Free Arm
Free Accessories Included
Built-In Accessory Storage
Instruction Manual

Price: $549

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