Enjoy creating gifts, crafts, quilts and clothes with the talented and affordable CE-4000 computerized sewing machine. Explore your creativity with features such as 40 built-in decorative, utility, heirloom and quilting stitches, 5 styles of one-step, auto-size buttonholes, super wide (7mm) decorative stitches and drop-feed for free-motion quilting. Easy-to-use features such as an automatic needle threading system, drop-in bobbin, electronic foot control and brightly lit sewing area make the CE-4000 a joy to use.
Utility stitch functions Stitch Length Up to 5.0mm Needle/Thread Feature - Bobbin winding system Automatic Bobbin Horizontal Needle Threading System Automatic Upper Thread Tension System for perfect stitches on any fabric Adjustable Needle Positions Variable Thread Cutter Button # of needles One, with twin needle capability Machine Features - LCD Touch Control Panel Free Arm Presser Foot Attachment Snap-on Superior Feed Dog System 6-point Bright Work Area In the box - Accessory Storage Included Accessory Feet - Buttonhole Foot, Zipper Foot, Button Sewing Foot, Overcastting Foot, Blind Stitch Foot, Monogramming Foot, ZigZag Presser Foot Screwdriver, Needle (3pcs), Twin Needle, Extra Spool Pin, Seam Ripper, Cleaning Brush Unit Dimensions - 16.1 x 6.7 x 11.4, Weight - 11 lbs. Manufacturer's 25-year limited warranty
Product Features
Specifications -
Sewing Stitches -
Built-in Decorative Stitches
Built-in Buttonhole styles 5
Stitch Width Up to 7.0mm
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review
(2 customer reviews)
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Not bad for the money, April 12, 2007
Skippy McGee (Providence, RI United States) - See all my reviews
This is a pretty nice machine, especially for $150 bucks. It's pretty fast but not too fast and you can adjust your speed easy. It comes with a very useful guide on how to do everything from threading it to making a bobbin to making a buttonhole. My major problem with it is that it can be kind of a drama queen about the bobbin and if you don't make it exactly right then the machine's tension goes all out of wack and you have to make the bobbin again. Most machines are like that though, so whatever. It has some nice stitch functions and can do two needle. For what you're paying you're getting a good deal. It's lasted me for around eight months without any problems and I don't doubt it will last for several more years at least if not more.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
NOT Worth The Money!, February 24, 2012
Shannon Hall (Tulsa, OK USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Brother CE4000 Lightweight Computerized Sewing Machine (Kitchen)
I bought this machine from a local store in 2006 and I have had problems with it from the beginning. Since it was my first machine, I assumed I wasn't doing something right. I had a very experienced friend come over to help me sew something on it and she was quickly frustrated with the tension. Over time I started to realize that it was definitely the machine and not me. The tension is the worst problem, which sounds easy to fix but it's not on this machine. No matter WHAT number you set it to up top (there's no bottom setting- you can only adjust the top) it will still be really loose. 4 is generally a good setting, but after a couple of lines of stitching, it gets really loose. So then you crank it up, and up, and find yourself at at least 7. When it stops being decent all together you finally turn it back to 4 and it's working again. REALLY?! One trick is to sew a line or two, then turn the machine off all together, then back on, and you might be able to finish the lines you're...Read more
(2 customer reviews) 
Not bad for the money, April 12, 2007 
NOT Worth The Money!, February 24, 2012 