Save up to 20% on Brother sewing machines this Prime Day

Looking to stitch together a well-equipped sewing station? Follow this thread to see the best Brother deals during Amazon Prime Day.
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Whether you’re a serious quilter or just want to hem your own pants, a sewing machine is an essential tool. Brother has made these machines since 1908, with models ranging from beginner-friendly to expert-level. Several models are on sale this Prime Day. Don’t miss the chance to save up to 20% on these durable tools.

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Brother CP100X Computerized Sewing and Quilting Machine $183.99 (Was $229.99)

Brother CP100X Computerized Sewing and Quilting Machine

This Brother sewing machine is equipped for all kinds of projects, from quilting to DIY design projects. This computerized metal machine features a wide table capable of holding large projects, and it also comes with 10 sewing feet, a quilting guide, and a hard case. It’s designed with 100 unique stitches built-in and an automatic needle threader that makes the job easier. This durable machine will last, and it’s 20% off for Prime Day.

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Jen McCaffery

Director of commerce for the Science, Tech, & Outdoor brands at Recurrent

Jen McCaffery is director of commerce for the Science, Tech, & Outdoor brands at Recurrent. She enjoys editing and writing about innovations in health, science, technology, sustainability, and the outdoors. She’s been surprised by how much she has taken to spreadsheets.

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