
Multifunctional Sewing Machine Automatic Sewing and Embroidery Integrated Machine
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The Preasion is a computerized combo machine that sews and embroiders on one small footprint. It offers 132 stitch types, a 7-inch screen, a 45W servo motor and a horizontal rotary hook, with embroidery hoops of 10x10 cm and 10x23.5 cm. Sewing tops out around 800 stitches per minute and embroidery averages about 450, so it is slower than dedicated embroidery machines but faster than hand work. It suits hobbyists and small-batch makers who want both functions without two machines; buyers should expect a learning curve and careful presser-foot changes between modes.
In stockSold by Sunflower'yaxun Co.LtdReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.
This is a combined sewing and embroidery machine with a small footprint. It uses digital control to stitch embroidery patterns and handle basic sewing tasks, and it offers multiple stitch types and pattern choices. A 7-inch screen and LED lighting are built in.
For embroidery, it has 158 built-in patterns, 210 built-in letters and 30 decorative borders. Patterns and stitches can also be imported by USB. You can combine letters and patterns, zoom or rotate a pattern, preview color blending, and fast forward, rewind or repair a stitch run. The screen shows embroidery time, frame count and color, with a reminder when it's time to change color.
For sewing, it has 132 built-in stitches, 9 buttonhole stitches and a one-step buttonhole function. Keys control thread trimming, needle up/down stop, stitch mirroring and a 4 mm twin needle width lock. The machine also has automatic reverse stitch and stitch combination. The embroidery-specific presser foot must be used for embroidery, and the correct presser foot must be used for each function to avoid unstitching or needle breakage.










