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Singer 5523 Scholastic Heavy Duty Sewing Machine

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$259.99
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$349.99
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Singer 5523 Scholastic Heavy Duty Sewing Machine

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Choose One of the Following Bonus Packages

Bonus Package A

  • 20 Sewing Machine Needles
  • 20 Fabric Clips
  • 10 Bobbins
  • 5 Spools of Thread

Bonus Package B

Bonus Package C

Bonus Package D

Bonus Package E

Machine Manual

The SINGER 5523 Heavy Duty sewing machine is a true workhorse. With a heavy-duty metal interior frame, stainless steel bedplate, extra-high sewing speed and powerful motor, the SINGER 5523 Heavy Duty can sew through just about anything you throw at it. Whether you're looking to make garment alterations or to start a new project from scratch, the 5523 Heavy Duty is an easy-to-use and versatile machine. Its automatic needle threader is sewing's biggest timesaver, and the machine's 1,100-stitches-per-minute speed allows you to bring your creative ideas to life quickly.

Main Features

  • Extra-High Sewing Speed of 1,100 stitches per minute gives you professional speed for faster results
  • Heavy Duty Interior Metal Frame ensures that the machine remains still for skip-free sewing
  • Stainless Steel Bed Plate provides smooth fabric feed for even sewing
  • 23 Built-In Stitches - essential, stretch, decorative, 1 automatic 4-step buttonhole
  • Automatic Needle Threader and Easy-to-Load Top Drop-In Bobbin System with Clear Cover. 110 volt machine designed for United States and Canadian use only

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