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    Brother 185 Stitch Computerized Sewing Machine with wide table

    • 185 Built-in stitches, including 55 alphanumeric and 8 one-step auto-size buttonhole styles
    • 1 Built-in monogramming sewing font, perfect for basic monogramming
    • 170 Stitch functions for garment construction, quilting, decorative and heirloom sewing
    • Convenient flip chart attached to front of machine shows all built-in stitches
    • Detachable wide table for larger projects
    • Large Backlit LCD display with intuitive push-button stitch selector
    • Exceptional feed system – sew on a wide range of fabrics
    • Adjustable sewing speed
    • Super bright LED-lit work area
    • Easy threading system, and automatic needle threader
    • Super easy bobbin winding system
    • Quick-set drop-in bobbin
    • Operation with or without included foot controller pedal
    • Lightweight with built-in handle for portability
    • Includes 8 quick-change presser feet
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    • Limited Warranty period (parts): 2 years
    • Limited Warranty period (labor): 2 years
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    The Brother 185 Stitch is a computerized sewing machine for home sewists who want one machine for garment construction, quilting, decorative sewing, and basic monogramming, with 185 built-in stitches, a backlit LCD, and a detachable wide table for larger projects.

    Recommended For

    • Home sewists making garments, hemming, mending, and decorative finishes who want computerized stitch selection and a broad range of stitch options.
    • Beginners or returning sewists who value a backlit stitch-selection display, automatic needle threading, and adjustable speed while learning or sewing at home.
    • Quilters piecing blocks or working on smaller projects who want a detachable wide table and quilting stitches, rather than a machine dedicated to handling large quilt sandwiches.
    • Sewists who take their machine to classes or move it between work areas and want a portable computerized machine with a built-in handle.
    • People adding simple names or initials to projects who need basic built-in lettering rather than a full embroidery system.

    Real-World Use Scenarios

    • When sewing everyday clothes or making alterations, users can choose utility stitches for seams and hems, then use an automatic buttonhole for garments that need one; test the stitch on a fabric scrap before sewing the finished piece.
    • For a first quilt or smaller quilting project, the detachable wide table supports fabric as it moves through the machine. It can help with quilt piecing and quilting manageable projects, though larger quilts may be awkward to maneuver.
    • For home projects such as cushion covers, pillowcases, or table linens, users can sew practical seams and add decorative stitching; a user demonstration shows these kinds of projects being made on the HC1850.
    • When adding a personal touch to gifts or fabric items, users can sew simple names or initials with the built-in lettering stitches. This is basic sewn lettering, not machine embroidery.
    • For occasional denim mending, such as a straightforward seam or hem, the HC1850 may handle multiple fabric layers with an appropriate needle and careful sewing. It is a home sewing machine, so bulky, repeatedly sewn seam intersections may be more demanding.

    Spec Summary

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    Best ForGarment construction, quilting, decorative and heirloom sewing, including larger projects with the wide table