Intermediate Sewing Machines

Intermediate sewing machines offer advanced features like:

• Built-in stitches: Hundreds of decorative, utility, and quilting stitches.
• Automatic thread cutting: Saves time and ensures clean results.
• Large workspace: Accommodates quilts and large garments.
• Embroidery compatibility: Many models include embroidery capabilities or optional upgrades.

Intermediate sewing machines typically range from $1,500 to $6,000. Options like the Viking Topaz 40 offer premium features at the higher end of this range, with capabilities like advanced stitch options and expansive workspace.

Most intermediate sewing machines support free-motion quilting with features like:

• Drop feed dogs: Enable smooth free-motion quilting.
• Precision stitch control: Ensure even and consistent stitches.
• Wide workspace: Accommodates larger quilting projects.

Popular accessories for intermediate sewing machines include:

• Quilting feet: Such as a walking foot or free-motion foot.
• Extension tables: Provides more workspace for larger projects.
• Thread stands: Supports larger cones for uninterrupted sewing.
• High-quality needles: Specialized needles for different fabrics.

Quality Sewing & Vacuum offers:

• Wide selection: A variety of brands and models for intermediate sewists.
• Expert advice: Knowledgeable staff to guide you in selecting the right machine.
• Repair and maintenance: Professional servicing to keep your machine in top shape.
• Classes and tutorials: Learn to use your new machine with hands-on instruction.

Consider these factors when selecting your machine:

• Project type: Quilting, garment sewing, or embroidery.
• Workspace: Larger machines are better for quilting or big projects.
• Budget: Determine your spending range, keeping in mind this category ranges from $1,500–$6,000.
• Features: Look for automatic thread cutting, adjustable foot pressure, and advanced stitches.