Baby Lock Presto II Sewing Machine
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The Presto II is Baby Lock's mid-range computerized sewing and quilting machine. It offers 100 built-in stitches, a one-step needle threader, a push-button thread cutter and up to 850 stitches per minute, plus an 8.3-inch workspace to the right of the needle. That throat space and speed put it ahead of basic mechanical machines and many entry-level computerized models, though it lacks the larger throat, embroidery and knee lift of Baby Lock's higher lines. It suits quilters and everyday sewers who want speed and convenience without a full embroidery setup.
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Lowest price we've seen: $999.00 on Nov 9 at Worlds Best Sewing Machines. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.
Owners of the Presto line praise the speed, the thread cutter and the needle threader as real time-savers. Quilters like the extra workspace for its size. Some wish for a larger throat and more decorative stitches.
The Baby Lock Presto II is a black quilting and sewing machine with 100 built-in stitches. These include 69 utility stitches with 7 one-step buttonhole styles, and 31 decorative stitches. It also has 4 built-in alphabets with numbers and symbols.
The machine sews at up to 850 stitches per minute. It has a bright LCD display, an advanced one-way needle threader, and an automatic push-button thread cutter. The workspace to the right of the needle measures 8.3 inches, which gives room for piecing, quilting, and everyday sewing.



