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Sewing machines / Quilting
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Quilting Sewing Machines
Updated 2026-10-27
Machines with specialized feet and wide tables for large fabric projects 115 sewing machines · 47 brands
For beginners
Mini
With kits
Handheld
DIY craft
Mending
Travel
Affordable
For adults
With foot pedals
12-stitch
Dual speed
Quilting
Heavy duty
Multi-stitch
For kids
With LED lights
Leather
For jeans
With extension tables
Computerized
White
Cordless
Serger and overlock machines
Industrial
Black
With cases
Embroidery
Free arm
16-stitch
Blue
Manual
Red
Purple
Fits 13 inch
Green
Gray
Best Quilting Sewing Machines
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Brother
White Computerized Sewing Machine with Wide Table
$269
Multi-stitch With extension tables Computerized White
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JUKI
High speed sewing and quilting machine
$899
With foot pedals With LED lights With extension tables
9.3
Janome
Janome JW8100 computerized machine with extension table
$369
Multi-stitch With extension tables Computerized With cases
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GDG/200
All purpose polyester thread spool set
$24.99
Polyester Black For beginners With kits DIY craft Mending
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SINGER
Lightweight Portable Sewing Machine with Accessory Kit
$120
With kits DIY craft Mending Multi-stitch
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Bernette
Computerized sewing and quilting machine
$599
For beginners Multi-stitch With LED lights Computerized Free arm
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Janome
White computerized quilting machine with free arm
$189
Multi-stitch Computerized White Free arm
8.7
Bernette
Heavy duty quilting machine with extension table
$399
Multi-stitch Heavy duty With LED lights With extension tables Embroidery
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EverSewn
Computerized Eighty Stitch Quilting Machine
$199
For beginners Multi-stitch With LED lights Computerized Embroidery
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Bernette
Serger and coverstitch machine for quilting
$999
For beginners For adults Multi-stitch Heavy duty With LED lights
8.3
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Bernette
Serger machine with large extension table
$699
With kits For adults Multi-stitch Heavy duty With LED lights
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Janome
Heavy duty mechanical machine for leather
$499
Leather For beginners With foot pedals Heavy duty For jeans
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Janome
Black heavy duty sewing machine with quilting kit
$469
Black With kits Multi-stitch Heavy duty Free arm
7.0
Common questions
Quilting machine questions
Do I need a wide table for quilting?
Yes, for anything larger than a crib quilt. The table supports the fabric weight so the quilt does not drag on the needle. Without it, stitches get uneven and the machine can stall.
What is the difference between a quilting machine and a regular sewing machine?
Quilting machines include a wide table and feet like a walking foot or 1/4 inch piecing foot. Regular machines may have the stitches but not the table space. The table and feet are what make quilt assembly manageable.
How many stitches do I need for quilting?
A straight stitch and a zigzag cover most quilt work. Decorative stitches are optional for quilting itself. Stitch counts from 37 up to 240 appear here, but the extra stitches are for other sewing, not quilting.
Can I quilt on a computerized machine?
Yes. Computerized models here have the same wide tables and feet as mechanical ones. The screen changes how you pick stitches, not how the machine quilts. Pick based on whether you prefer dials or a display.
What quilting demands from the machine
Quilting needs throat space and a table that supports the fabric weight. A small flatbed forces you to bunch the quilt, which drags the needle and makes uneven stitches. The machines here include wide tables and extended feet to keep the sandwich flat as it feeds.
Feet, tables, and stitch counts that show up
The selection includes machines with 8 to 10 included feet, wide extension tables, and stitch counts from 37 up to 240. Higher stitch counts add decorative and utility options, but the walking foot and the table matter more for quilt assembly. Look for a 1/4 inch piecing foot if you plan to piece blocks.
Computerized vs mechanical for quilt work
Computerized models here have LCD displays and touchscreens for stitch selection. Mechanical models use dials and are faster to set for simple straight stitching. Neither type quilts better on its own; the difference is how you pick stitches and how much screen you want to manage.
When a quilting machine is the wrong tool
If you only mend seams or hem pants, a quilting machine is more table and more feet than you need. The wide table takes up space and the extra feet sit unused. A compact machine with a free arm handles garment repairs with less bulk.