The Singer 7468 is not widely available but some sewing outlets do still have this model on hand. The stitch patterns and features are exactly the same as the 7469. The only differences between the two are the color accent on the front of the machines and the machine dimensions.

Singer no longer shows this as a current model on their website but it’s still a sewing machine worth considering if only for the price discount as compared to the 7469.
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The Singer Curvy 8770 sewing machine has a beautiful selection of utility and decorative stitches, automated features and functionality nicely packed into a sleek, stylish design.

This is a really neat machine for those who intend to sew a great deal, want to make clothing and home décor items, and who are looking for some decorative stitches for light, free-motion quilting and embroidery.
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The appeal of the Singer 1748 sewing machine lies in its red accents and in the included set of stretch stitches.

The use of red on the front face of the machine is attractive, eye-catching, and popular with consumers.

This sewing machine also has adjustable presser foot pressure which is helpful when working with different fabric thicknesses and can be hard to find on sewing machines under $200.
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The Singer Confidence 7463 sewing machine is the entry level model of this popular line from Singer and is just as easy to use as the others in the line-up.

Simple, push-button controls are used for stitch selection and other sewing operations. It’s a pretty shade of pink, too. However, it is not without its problems.
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The Singer Confidence 7469Q Quilter is not only value priced but comes with bonus accessories that make quilting easy for beginners and takes your purchase dollars even further.

This machine was running around $399 around the end of 2009 (and that was a sale price!) but the price has dropped significantly making it a great deal for a feature-rich quilting sewing machine.
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For sewing beginners interested in quilting and a solid starter machine  (or are simply addicted to decorative stitches), the Singer Confidence 7470 is worth a look. It’s also a hit with more experienced sewers replacing an older Singer machine.

Its foundation is a heavy-duty metal frame (although, don’t expect the Singer style of years gone by – there are still some plastic parts and accessories) and described by Singer as an “electronic sewing machine which will be appreciated by experienced and novice sewers alike”.
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Besides the unique purple trim and round styling, the Singer Curvy 8763 sewing machine is great for beginners because it covers all the basics – mending, clothes construction, quilting, light embroidery, and craft sewing.

The metal frame and 16.8 pound weight holds up to heavy fabrics and large projects without jumping around while you sew.
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The Singer 7467 Confidence sewing machine is more advanced than most beginners may need at first but if you already know you’re going to get into more complex projects down the road, the features, automation and flexibility that come with this sewing machine are pretty intriguing and it’s still reasonably priced.

While most of the settings are automated, they are also adjustable as needed. Think of it as a sewing machine with training wheels.
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