Ahh! I love musical theatere and I've got incredible respect for all of the costumers that spend so much time creating what we wear onstage :) I would love to see anything that has to do with costuming, it's so cool! Cant wait till see what you put up next :D
Thank you for this review! I'm exactly at the point where I'm trying to decide between the Cosplay edition and the HD, and your detailed review really helped me make a decision.
I bought this machine around the same time you did when it was on sale. I was new to sewing and did not know what all the extra bits and bobs were for. Thank you so much for this video. I have doing research on sewing leather and had no clue what some of the accessories were (I also kind of forgot it came with so many) so this saved me a lot of time and probably money too.
I have this machine as well- although Singer has discontinued it. One thing to look for as well is throat size - the amount of space between the needle and the side of the machine. Most machines usually have 3-5" - the larger ones have 8" - this one has 6.4" - which is a good medium size amount. The included accessories are also a plus - as the extension table alone costs about $50 - and a lot of the extra sewing machine feet and accessories can be quite expensive. but as with any new product- there is a learning curve - just refer to manual.
I have owned this exact machine for a couple of months. My last very basic singer was 25 years old. I bought this bc of the table and all the extra feet. I'm 49 and have been sewing since I was 5, as my mom taught me to sew. I make curtains, bedding, everything except clothes to wear. I do make costumes but only for my kid who is now 25. I'm a life long crafter and I don't use patterns. I make stuff up as I go along. I too love this machine but also worry about all the plastic in it. My threader has not worked from the first time out of the box. I even took it back to the store and they said something was wrong with it. I'm anxious to see more of your videos. Anyone know what the PUSH lever is for? Good luck everyone staying safe during the quarantine.
oh man, i thought i was just a buffoon who couldn’t operate the threader. glad to know i’m not alone, ha ha! i love that you make costumes for your kid!!! some of my favorite memories of my mom are her making my halloween costumes and teaching me to sew. it’s such an awesome thing to share with your mom. i’m not sure about the push lever, but i’ll see if i can figure out what it’s for!!!
@@rolohooks Zoomed in on the Push Lever. The image appears to be a button hole. I checked the manual and it states One-Hole Button Hole Lever. Do not own this machine. Just a geek.
@@jobach5113 I'm so used to just free-handing buttonholes with the regular zig-zag stitch (lazy trick we use at the theater when we don't feel like switching out presser feet) that I forget that there are, like, really useful tools for making buttonholes look good. I seriously need to utilize the extras that came with this machine! Thanks for the tip!!! :)
It’s unfortunate the cosplay machines in USA seems to be missing major features. The button length adjuster is a lever near the needle no tools needed to use it is one.
I prefer heavy duty sewing machines to light portable ones. There are times when jeans need to be hemmed and curtains need to be altered. Thanks for the sewing machine review. I'm pondering on getting one because my old machine is too temperamental.
For sure. I feel like most heavy duty machines handle heavy and lightweight sewing projects equally well, so why not just invest in something that will do both! Hope you find a machine that suits you! 😘
Two funny things about my experience with this machine is I saw it on display at New York Comic Con in 2019, to end up buying one when my Ingenuity malfunctioned during lockdown. This and my Izek (which uses the Gameboy to change stitches) are my main machines. As for the app, it does have an indexed view on stitches and presser feet, I found it to be buggy.
My 100 year old Singer treadle machine has a drop in bobbin. I love the design and it still works. Singer is indicating the CP6350 has a better motor than 4432. Updated to the CP6350m after a 50 old Singer died and hoping the 2019 updated 4432 machine lasts as long.
Aw man, i LOVE the old singers. i learned to sew on a treadle singer years and years ago when i was taking lessons from a woman who collected vintage machines. something about kicking that pedal is just so relaxing. hope u get a lot of use out of your machines, man! thanks for the comment btw, i had forgotten that the old ones had a drop in bobbin. fascinating! 💖
Thanks for the review, I am about to buy one now because I see a lot of heavy stuff and 2 sewing machines; Singer Confidence and Singer Curvy have both died on me, I mean dead but I was sceptical. Thanks.
Man! I’ve never used a Confidence OR a Curvy, but now i really want to look into them and see what kind of reviews they have. Best of luck with your heavy duty sewing projects! 💖
It's as loud as any other machine i suppose! Helps to put a rubber mat underneath, but honestly, I've never noticed a sound problem. Also, my husband dropped the machine from about 3 feet in the air and even though the corner is dented, the darn thing still sews just fine. I'm pretty impressed!
Thank you doing review on this product and yes great do more video costumes plus fabrics. Also need more ideas for content do videos tv/movie costumes plus fabrics that use in those shows.
Singer has their heavy duty machines on sale right now, but really any of the singer machines are good...even the cheap ones! I had a $99 dollar one that lasted for a decade lol!
My grandfather performed Cinderella 1908 and I with my well tuned b grade talent performed Cinderella 1975 However to make sense of what I mean to say is am off to buy cosplay half price $350 Au. Yes we are ripped off here in Australia.
AllisonRose Incidentally grandfather performed Cinderella 1907 with many talents also filmed himself comedy 1908 in Newcastle Australia I performed Cinderella ballet 1975 with questionable talent. Hope my sewing is better. Worked as extra /dancer Australian Opera @Sydney Opera House 1970s and osteopath rubbing singers backstage and visiting head costume man was a delight with so many costumes like Aida to maintain , but his eyes burnt through your soul if you had take back costume for minor repairs while he was busy.
Over a year later my machine has performed well every day strong and simple to use Threader is crap broke two months into use but still a good value machine Easy on heavy fabric . All torque moving parts are metal so it will deliver a punch.
They were pretty much whatever the machine came set with, and i usually sew between a 3 and a 4 length. I didn’t do any tension adjusting when I took the machine out of the box, so it’s strange that you’re having what sounds like a tension problem. Are you sure your bobbin is facing the right direction? That one still messes me up all the time...if flipping your bobbin around and re-threading the machine doesn’t work, you might need to adjust the tension. Here’s an article that explains it pretty well. Without seeing it in person it’s hard to diagnose, but good luck and please let me know what you figure out! 💖 www.threadsmagazine.com/2015/10/13/how-to-achieve-ideal-sewing-machine-thread-tension
So dumb question ik but for those who got this machine: Which do you prefer for making costumes? Or I guess which is the better one? I've seen this and the 4432 popping up more in my research too and noticed it's around $100 or so now. (Brother has been popping up a lot too (´-﹏-`；) ) I'm hoping to possibly make the St. Hermelin Uniform from P1 and eventually make other cosplays.
Honestly, I think the 4432 is a fantastic deal, and as much as I enjoy the extras that came with the cosplay edition, I don't think they're a necessity, so I'd grab the 4432 whenever it's on sale. Brother makes decent machines, but I always go back to my Singer when I need to churn out a bunch of costumes, and even after literally dropping and denting it, it's still running just fine. Good luck with your cosplay!!! 🥰
Ahh! I love musical theatere and I've got incredible respect for all of the costumers that spend so much time creating what we wear onstage :) I would love to see anything that has to do with costuming, it's so cool! Cant wait till see what you put up next :D
Pro tip : you can watch movies at Flixzone. Been using it for watching all kinds of movies lately.
@Rene Kohen yea, been watching on flixzone} for months myself =)
Thank you for this review! I'm exactly at the point where I'm trying to decide between the Cosplay edition and the HD, and your detailed review really helped me make a decision.
I bought this machine around the same time you did when it was on sale. I was new to sewing and did not know what all the extra bits and bobs were for. Thank you so much for this video. I have doing research on sewing leather and had no clue what some of the accessories were (I also kind of forgot it came with so many) so this saved me a lot of time and probably money too.
Glad this was helpful! Have you enjoyed using the machine?
@@rolohooks Definitely!! I'm pretty happy with it
Great review!! So funny. Thanks for making me laugh. I'm so OVER my sewing!! Just way too much patience required.
@@susane945 you and me both, girl 😂 thank you so much!
I have this machine as well- although Singer has discontinued it. One thing to look for as well is throat size - the amount of space between the needle and the side of the machine. Most machines usually have 3-5" - the larger ones have 8" - this one has 6.4" - which is a good medium size amount. The included accessories are also a plus - as the extension table alone costs about $50 - and a lot of the extra sewing machine feet and accessories can be quite expensive. but as with any new product- there is a learning curve - just refer to manual.
This was a GREAT review. I was also wondering the difference between the 2 machines and you answered that! Thank you so much.
Cool beans! Glad I could help! 🥰
An informative and FUN review! I'll be watching more of your content.
Aaah thank you!
Thanks so much for the review! I just bought one of these and am learning how to use it. I've never sewn before 😅
Heck yes dude!!!! I hope you like the machine and that your learning to sew journey is a magical awesome adventure 💖
Yes your review helped me buy one
Thanks
@@Thespiansewist hi I just saw your comment and I was wondering if it's a nice machine for beginners that never really use a machine before ?
I am getting one as well. I have lots of ideas for outfits, and these will be way out side the box.
I have owned this exact machine for a couple of months. My last very basic singer was 25 years old. I bought this bc of the table and all the extra feet. I'm 49 and have been sewing since I was 5, as my mom taught me to sew. I make curtains, bedding, everything except clothes to wear. I do make costumes but only for my kid who is now 25. I'm a life long crafter and I don't use patterns. I make stuff up as I go along. I too love this machine but also worry about all the plastic in it. My threader has not worked from the first time out of the box. I even took it back to the store and they said something was wrong with it. I'm anxious to see more of your videos. Anyone know what the PUSH lever is for? Good luck everyone staying safe during the quarantine.
oh man, i thought i was just a buffoon who couldn’t operate the threader. glad to know i’m not alone, ha ha! i love that you make costumes for your kid!!! some of my favorite memories of my mom are her making my halloween costumes and teaching me to sew. it’s such an awesome thing to share with your mom. i’m not sure about the push lever, but i’ll see if i can figure out what it’s for!!!
@@rolohooks Zoomed in on the Push Lever. The image appears to be a button hole. I checked the manual and it states One-Hole Button Hole Lever. Do not own this machine. Just a geek.
@@jobach5113 I'm so used to just free-handing buttonholes with the regular zig-zag stitch (lazy trick we use at the theater when we don't feel like switching out presser feet) that I forget that there are, like, really useful tools for making buttonholes look good. I seriously need to utilize the extras that came with this machine! Thanks for the tip!!! :)
The push lever is for button hole length which is not in this video. This machine has screw not push
It’s unfortunate the cosplay machines in USA seems to be missing major features. The button length adjuster is a lever near the needle no tools needed to use it is one.
I prefer heavy duty sewing machines to light portable ones. There are times when jeans need to be hemmed and curtains need to be altered. Thanks for the sewing machine review. I'm pondering on getting one because my old machine is too temperamental.
For sure. I feel like most heavy duty machines handle heavy and lightweight sewing projects equally well, so why not just invest in something that will do both! Hope you find a machine that suits you! 😘
Two funny things about my experience with this machine is I saw it on display at New York Comic Con in 2019, to end up buying one when my Ingenuity malfunctioned during lockdown. This and my Izek (which uses the Gameboy to change stitches) are my main machines.
As for the app, it does have an indexed view on stitches and presser feet, I found it to be buggy.
I haven’t encountered the Izek before, but i have to look into that!!! You had me at gameboy 😂
Hi, thank you for an informative video, just wondering if you can use a 1/4” singer foot on this machine?
My 100 year old Singer treadle machine has a drop in bobbin. I love the design and it still works. Singer is indicating the CP6350 has a better motor than 4432. Updated to the CP6350m after a 50 old Singer died and hoping the 2019 updated 4432 machine lasts as long.
Aw man, i LOVE the old singers. i learned to sew on a treadle singer years and years ago when i was taking lessons from a woman who collected vintage machines. something about kicking that pedal is just so relaxing. hope u get a lot of use out of your machines, man! thanks for the comment btw, i had forgotten that the old ones had a drop in bobbin. fascinating! 💖
Thanks for the review, I am about to buy one now because I see a lot of heavy stuff and 2 sewing machines; Singer Confidence and Singer Curvy have both died on me, I mean dead but I was sceptical. Thanks.
Man! I’ve never used a Confidence OR a Curvy, but now i really want to look into them and see what kind of reviews they have. Best of luck with your heavy duty sewing projects! 💖
Thank you! It's a great review. May I know if the machine is loud? Sewers' reviews saying that 4432 is very noisy.
It's as loud as any other machine i suppose! Helps to put a rubber mat underneath, but honestly, I've never noticed a sound problem. Also, my husband dropped the machine from about 3 feet in the air and even though the corner is dented, the darn thing still sews just fine. I'm pretty impressed!
@@rolohooks Thank you for your prompt reply. I'm impressed too!
Thankyou for this review looking for my first machine and these are on sale at the minute
Thank you doing review on this product and yes great do more video costumes plus fabrics. Also need more ideas for content do videos tv/movie costumes plus fabrics that use in those shows.
Thank you for the suggestions!!!! I love the idea of doing tv and movie costume videos!
What sewing machine do u recommend for beginner cosplay sewing ?☺️
Singer has their heavy duty machines on sale right now, but really any of the singer machines are good...even the cheap ones! I had a $99 dollar one that lasted for a decade lol!
My grandfather performed Cinderella 1908 and I with my well tuned b grade talent performed Cinderella 1975
However to make sense of what I mean to say is am off to buy cosplay half price
$350 Au. Yes we are ripped off here in
Australia.
Woohoo!!! family bought me new one for
Australian Father’s Day
Happy Australian Father’s Day dude!!!!!
AllisonRose
Incidentally grandfather performed Cinderella 1907 with many talents also filmed himself comedy 1908 in Newcastle Australia
I performed Cinderella
ballet 1975 with questionable talent.
Hope my sewing is better.
Worked as extra /dancer Australian Opera @Sydney Opera House 1970s and osteopath rubbing singers backstage
and visiting head costume man
was a delight with so many costumes like Aida to maintain , but his eyes burnt through your soul if you had take back costume
for minor repairs while he was busy.
Over a year later my machine has performed well every day strong and simple to use
Threader is crap broke two months into
use but still a good value machine
Easy on heavy fabric . All torque moving
parts are metal so it will deliver a punch.
WOW amazing! I need to invest on this!
Excellent review! You are so engaging!
Hello! What were your settings for straight stitch? I’m having some trouble with the top thread showing on the underside of the fabric.
They were pretty much whatever the machine came set with, and i usually sew between a 3 and a 4 length. I didn’t do any tension adjusting when I took the machine out of the box, so it’s strange that you’re having what sounds like a tension problem. Are you sure your bobbin is facing the right direction? That one still messes me up all the time...if flipping your bobbin around and re-threading the machine doesn’t work, you might need to adjust the tension. Here’s an article that explains it pretty well. Without seeing it in person it’s hard to diagnose, but good luck and please let me know what you figure out! 💖
www.threadsmagazine.com/2015/10/13/how-to-achieve-ideal-sewing-machine-thread-tension
It’s a great machine and this is my light duty machine. Lol
So dumb question ik but for those who got this machine:
Which do you prefer for making costumes?
Or I guess which is the better one?
I've seen this and the 4432 popping up more in my research too and noticed it's around $100 or so now. (Brother has been popping up a lot too (´-﹏-`；) )
I'm hoping to possibly make the St. Hermelin Uniform from P1 and eventually make other cosplays.
Honestly, I think the 4432 is a fantastic deal, and as much as I enjoy the extras that came with the cosplay edition, I don't think they're a necessity, so I'd grab the 4432 whenever it's on sale. Brother makes decent machines, but I always go back to my Singer when I need to churn out a bunch of costumes, and even after literally dropping and denting it, it's still running just fine. Good luck with your cosplay!!! 🥰