
SINGER Sew Mate 5400 Sewing Machine
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The Singer Sew Mate 5400 is a computerized sewing machine with 154 stitch applications, an LCD screen and touch-button stitch selection. It adds a built-in needle threader and adjustable stitch settings, details that make garment sewing and buttonholes easier than on basic mechanical machines. It suits beginners moving up and home sewers who want stitch variety without a high-end embroidery machine. Against mechanical rivals it offers more stitches and screen-guided settings, but it is not a quilting or embroidery machine.
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Lowest price we've seen: $159.99 on Nov 13 at Fleet Farm. Tracked across 14 stores since Nov 13.
The SINGER Sew Mate 5400 is a computerized sewing machine with touch-button stitch selection and an LCD display. It has 154 stitch applications for construction and decorative sewing. The display shows stitch length and width adjustments, which can be changed where the selected stitch allows it.
It has four one-step buttonhole styles: two bartack and two keyhole. A built-in needle threader assists with setup, and an LED light illuminates the work area. Removing the storage compartment exposes the free arm, which is used for cuffs, hems and other tubular pieces.
For garment buttonholes, test on the same fabric layers and interfacing as the finished piece and check the button fit before sewing.






