Kenmore Sewing Machine - 15358 Reviews

After wanting a sewing machine for a long time I finally received one this past Christmas!! I was so excited! I couldn't wait to get to the fabric store! I thought I wouldn't be able to figure the machine out, but sometimes I just amaze myself! After a few hours of stitching and restitching, I got it down. I'm not perfect by any means, but the owners manual is simple to understand and the machine is very simple to operate. The only problem I have had is the thread not wanting to stay put through the needle but I'm sure this is something I am doing wrong. I would recommend this sewing machine to...

I am not a very experienced sewer but have used several different brands and models. The kenmore sewing machines hold up just as well as more expensive machines. The options are easy to use and manuel makes it very easy for the beginner. I have used the sewing machine mainly for crafting and scarpbooking. The sewing machine handels various types of materials well: lace, ribbion, multi layers of paper, different thickness of craft paper, card stock, fleece material, satins and cotton.

The Kenmore 15358 Sewing machine is easy to set up and get started with. It is basic enough for beginners but has...

The Kenmore 15358 is a reliable, inexpensive mechanical sewing machine, say reviewers. It's purely a mechanical machine, meaning there are no computers or electronics. That means it doesn't sew quite as precisely or predictably as a more expensive electronically controlled machine, but many sewers prefer the simplicity of a mechanical sewing machine. Compared with something like the Brother CS6000i (*est. $180), the Kenmore 15358 lacks the variety of stitches and functions (for example, the Brother CS6000i has seven types of buttonholes to the Kenmore's one). Still, for beginning sewers and those...

Kenmore sewing machine Great for teaching kids to sew been useing this machine for teaching kid to sew for about 15 year and they hold up really great .