Last year I had several readers email me asking about Prime Day sewing machine deals, so this year I made sure to pay attention and have all the info ready ahead of time! I have other, non-Amazon-specific, ways to save money on sewing in this post.

Prime Day is a one-day sale for Amazon Prime subscribers only, if you’re not a paid member, you can’t shop the deals. I love Amazon Prime; other benefits year round include:

• Free 2 day shipping, when you realize you need something fast that your local shop doesn’t carry
• Free streaming movies & TV on Prime video (Marvelous Miss Maisel kept me company though my last quilt!)
• Unlimited photo cloud storage, which is how I back-up all my crafty picture
• Discounts & freebies on Kindle & Audible, if you listen to books while you make things

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Prime Day sewing machine deals & more

Many of these deals will sell out before the day is over, so keep that in mind. I have had amazing experiences with Amazon’s customer service, and there are so many great tutorials online for every model and gadget that is out there.

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If you snag my favorite, the Brother 1034d serger, and are nervous to start using it – check out Craftsy’s class on beginner serging!

• I have two pairs of these in my sewing room! Great deal on Gingher scissors.
• I love Brother brand. They don’t pay me, they don’t send me free machines, but I have loved and used them for years. This would be a GREAT sewing machine for kids, with happy reviews and basic sewing functions, shop for it here.
• Flash sale on a dress form that gets good reviews, shop it here.
• Normally $400, save $ on the Cricut Maker! This has the rotary blade, so you can cut fabric without bonding or backing (my full review here), shop it here!
• I love Brother printers too, I have owned 2!!If you print PDF patterns, you will save money for sure. Shop it here. 
• A few folks have talked about using their Echo to tell them measurement conversions, take notes on patterns while they sew, and play them music; they’re $50 before the sale, now only $22.
• Last but not least, the fire sticks are on sale, making streaming Netflix, Hulu, etc. easy while you sew. We prefer a chromestick, but I don’t remember why because it was so long ago we tried the fire stick. Normally $40, they are $20 today only.

My Amazon favorites to check for sales:

• • • Embroidery hoops
    • Bolt of batting (this is the stuff I use)
    • Wonder clips
    • Cricut Maker
    • Brother cs6000i sewing machine
    • Artbin storage bins (they keep my thread from getting dusty! There are a few models)
    • Gingher scissors
    • Olfa rotary cutter
    • Brother printer for all those patterns
    • Brother 1034d serger – click the image below, it looks like they have a new model? I have the old one and love it, you can toggle back to that option on the page.

  

Great sewing/craft Amazon cart fillers around $10 if you’re close to free shipping:

• A whole roll of twill tape (I use it for DIY labels) – 18 yards!
• Stick N Stitch – the best trick for how to transfer embroidery patterns
• A whole roll of 1 inch elastic – 11 yards!
• My favorite embroidery needles
• Bobbin buddies – these hold your bobbin on to the matching thread spool
• Metal seam/hem ironing tool
• Bodkin – if you ever sew waistband casings or drawstrings, these are magical!