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product_id: 1399543
title: "SINGER Quantum Stylist 9960 Computerized Sewing & Quilting Machine – Metal, Plastic, with Extension Table, Hard Case & Accessories, 600 Stitches, Lettering, LED Light, 1-Step Buttonhole"
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# 1172 stitch applications Adjustable sewing speed 13 presser feet included SINGER Quantum Stylist 9960 Computerized Sewing & Quilting Machine – Metal, Plastic, with Extension Table, Hard Case & Accessories, 600 Stitches, Lettering, LED Light, 1-Step Buttonhole

**Brand:** singer
**Price:** ₱81569
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## Summary

> 🧵 Elevate your craft game with the Quantum Stylist 9960 — sew like a pro, create like a visionary!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** SINGER Quantum Stylist 9960 Computerized Sewing & Quilting Machine – Metal, Plastic, with Extension Table, Hard Case & Accessories, 600 Stitches, Lettering, LED Light, 1-Step Buttonhole by singer
- **How much does it cost?** ₱81569 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- singer enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted singer brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Pro-Level Precision:** 13 automatic buttonhole styles & built-in lettering for personalized flair
- • **Custom Speed Control:** Set your pace with adjustable sewing speed & start/stop button—pedal optional
- • **Effortless Threading:** Automatic needle threader & top drop-in bobbin for smooth, uninterrupted sewing
- • **Complete Accessory Kit:** Includes 13 presser feet, extension table & essential tools to tackle any project
- • **Unmatched Stitch Variety:** 600 built-in stitches + 1,172 applications for limitless creativity

## Overview

The Singer Quantum Stylist 9960 is a powerhouse sewing machine designed for ambitious creators. Featuring 600 built-in stitches and 1,172 stitch applications, it offers unmatched versatility for quilting, fashion, and home décor. With 13 presser feet, an automatic needle threader, adjustable speed control, and a top drop-in bobbin, it streamlines complex projects while delivering professional results. Perfect for millennial makers who want to personalize every stitch and stay ahead in the creative curve.

## Description

The Quantum Stylist 9960 sewing machine is the perfect tool for the budding designer. Give every piece a personal touch with five stunning fonts and 1,172 stitch applications. Mix stitches and lettering to create unique stitch sequences for endless possibilities of customized projects. Many stitches can be mirror imaged and elongated for even more creative options. Use the Needle Up/Down feature for easy pivoting like sewing on a pocket, top stitching, free-motion quilting, applique and more. Set the maximum sewing speed of the machine where you want it with the Speed Control – faster for long seams like those on curtain panels, or slower for more intricate projects – you're always in control. The Top Drop-in Bobbin is easy to thread and easy to see, so you won't run out of thread in the middle of a seam. When you're done stitching, a simple press of the Thread Trimmer Button will cut both the top and bottom thread, saving you time. This machine has all the features you need to get your masterpieces runway-ready.1,172 Stitch Applications. A stitch application is a specific technique you can do with a selected stitch.Included Accessories :General Purpose FootZipper FootButtonhole FootSatin FootBlind Hem FootOpen Toe FootCording FootDarning/Embroidery FootEven Feed/Walking FootOvercasting FootButton Sewing FootNarrow Hem FootQuarter Inch FootQuilting BarPack of NeedlesBobbins (Class 15 transparent)Seam Ripper/Lint BrushAuxiliary Spool PinSpool Pin FeltThread Spool CapsScrewdriverLarge Extension TableHard Dust CoverPlastic & Metal material15” x 6.25” x 12” (machine); 18” x 8.5” x 13” (carton)14.6 lbsWatts (84); Volts (120); Hz (60)Made In VietnamWarranty: 90 day / 2 yr / 25 yr

Review: Working flawlessly since 2019 ... - I LOVE this machine so much! I bought it in 2019, and it has been working beautifully, with zero issues, ever since. Threading is easy, and I love all the features. I have not used the knee-pedal function, so I can't speak to that. I have used a lot of the decorative stitches, and I love how easy it is to switch between stitches, changing length, width, etc. I also love how well it handles thick layers of fabrics. Last year I discovered and fell in love with rag quilts. I made a quilt that is three layers of flannel, so in some scenarios, I was sewing seams that were eight layers of flannel with all the folding, and with the aid of a walking foot, it handled that with a breeze - not a single skipped stitch. I've never, ever had any issues with skipped stitches, broken needles, broken threads, or stitches bunching up. I also find it quieter than previous machines. I do have it on a pad, so that probably helps some. I also appreciate that there are numerous excellent and easy-to-follow YouTube tutorials that I have referred to over and over again to refresh myself on how to do something or figure out the best foot to use for a project, or even figure out what some of the mystery feet and other accessories are for. I also learned a valuable tip about the two different places for thread, depending on what type of spool it is (e.g., vertical spool for traditional spools and horizontal spool for threads that have that zig-zaggy threaded look, like serger cones). My only wish for this machine is that it had a bigger throat plate. Now that I've fallen in love with rag quilts, I've had scenarios where the (standard) smaller throat plate is an obstacle. For that reason, I bought another machine with a bigger throat plate, designed for quilters, and I'll be passing the Quantum Stylist machine on to another family member, who is thrilled. I am confident it will give them many years of joy as they fall in love with it too. This machine is a true workhorse, and I recommend it for any sewing enthusiasts (unless you are a quilter and need a bigger throat space)!
Review: great machine, has just about everything for average sewing - I ignored most of the negative reviews and bought this machine with the idea that if it didn't work, it went back and wouldn't be replaced. The paperwork that comes with the machine advises purchasers to read the manual before attempting to use the machine -- great advice that will save lots of frustration and failure! I didn't read it initially, by the way, and both my mother and I spent an hour loading thread on a bobbin, threading the spool of thread, and trying out the self-threader. Had we read the manual, we would have saved more time than reading the manual would have taken. I thought the self-threader feature wasn't working -- it was, the problem was my mother and I, along with poor instructions for using the threader. Instructions plus observing what happens when the needle is supposedly threaded will prevent a great deal of frustration. A loop of thread is formed behind the eye of the needle when the self-threader is used and you need to pull this loop until the end of the thread has cleared the eye of the needle. If you follow the instructions in the manual, I found that the threader worked 100% of the time. The next hurdle was figuring out why the automatic sew feature wasn't working and the manual explained that if you plug in the foot press, the automatic sew feature doesn't work. Had we read that first, we would have saved the "eeek, the machine is broken" belief. The machine comes with just about every presser foot one would ever need, and I know that it came with presser feet that I'll never need, but maybe its next owner (after I die) may need those feet. I have never owned a portable sewing machine because I once borrowed one from a friend (about 30 years ago) and absolutely hated it because it "walked" all over the table when I was trying to sew with it, and the straight stitches were not particularly uniform. I was pleasantly surprised with this machine as it is heavy. I was using it on my kitchen table which was covered by a slippery tablecloth and the machine stayed put while I was sewing. The stitches were comparable to the beautiful stitches that my old Singer cabinet machine produces, which is saying a great deal because those old machines from the 20's, 30's, 40's, 50's, and 60's were not only heavy, but made gorgeous stitches. My machine is a late 50's to early 60's and I have another machine that is a late 20's model -- both working, but what I really needed was a free arm machine to compliment my other machines as there are projects that are much more diffiult to do if the sewing machine isn't free arm (particularly projects that involve repairs on ready made clothes). My sister is a commercial artist and does home sewing projects for extra money. She has a line of products on her website that she makes to order for people. My mother was impressed enough with this machine, that she is now going to order one for my sister as a combination birthday/Christmas present as my sister is using an old machine that does basically straight-stitching, so any personalization she does on her products, are done by hand. This will save her time. I can't wait for her to get hers. The shipping was very fast. I got the machine a day after it was supposed to have been received, but desertcart and the supplier can't be blamed for that. I know that it will take me a rather long time to learn how to use everything this machine offers, but I think it will be time well spent. Because I probably won't need all of the presser feet and won't be using all of the built in stitches, stitch patterns, etc. I could have bought a cheaper machine, but if I eventually decided that I wanted a machine that could do some decorative stritches, I would have had to buy another machine. I figured that this machine was something that I could "grow with" if I wanted to take my sewing to higher levels than repairs and simple sewing projects. My mother owns a Pfaff and she wishes that she had bought this instead. I had to abandon what I was taught in high school Home Economics -- the fact that Singer machines bobbins are loaded so that they move clockwise -- as this machine's bobbin load so that the movement is counter clockwise. When the bobbin wasn't doing what it was supposed to do, that was another instance where I had to consult the manual. When I decided to start using the machine, I thought to myself that at least I knew how to load the bobbin on it and didn't have anything to learn or remember there. Wrong! If you're looking for a machine to "grow with," then I would recommend this one. While it might not be suitable for commercial use, it is more than suitable for home or individuals who do sewing craft-type projects for home, or people like my sister who do sewing projects on a limited basis for sale.

## Features

- VERSATILE STITCH OPTIONS: The SINGER Quantum Stylist 9960 offers 600 built-in stitches and 1,172 stitch applications, including essential, stretch, and decorative stitches. Use mirror imaging and stitch elongation to create unique designs for quilting, fashion sewing, home décor, and crafts, giving your projects a personalized and professional touch.
- Included Accessories: 13 Presser Feet(General Purpose, Zipper, Buttonhole, Satin, Blind Hem, Open Toe, Cording, Darning/Embroidery, Even Feed/Walking, Overcasting, Button Sewing, Narrow Hem, Quarter Inch), Additional Tools & Accessories(Quilting Bar, Pack of Needles, Bobbins (Class 15 transparent), Seam Ripper/Lint Brush, Auxiliary Spool Pin, Spool Pin Felt, Thread Spool Caps, Screwdriver), Extras(Large Extension Table, Hard Dust Cover).
- TIME-SAVING FEATURES: The built-in automatic needle threader threads the needle in seconds, minimizing setup time. The top drop-in bobbin system with a transparent cover allows for easy monitoring of thread levels, helping you avoid running out of thread mid-project and ensuring smooth sewing without unnecessary interruptions.
- PRECISION AND PERSONALIZATION: With 13 fully automatic one-step buttonhole styles, including keyhole designs, this machine ensures consistent, professional buttonholes. The built-in lettering font makes it easy to personalize your work with monograms and custom text, allowing you to add creative, unique touches to your garments and projects.
- CONVENIENT CONTROLS FOR EASY SEWING: Adjust the sewing speed to suit your project, whether you prefer a slow pace for precision or a fast pace for efficiency. Use the start/stop button to sew without a foot pedal, giving you greater control, especially for large quilting projects or complex stitching tasks that require a steady hand.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B004RDH7Y8 |
| Assembly required | No |
| Batteries required | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #11,602 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ( See Top 100 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ) #43 in Sewing Machines |
| Care instructions | Sewing Machine |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (8,912) |
| Included Components | Included Accessories: Extra Wide Extension Table, Pack of Needles, Bobbins (Class 15), Seam Ripper, Lint Brush, Auxiliary Spool Pin, Spool Pin Felt, Screwdriver (2), Spool Cap (2), Seam Guide, Quilting Bar, Clearance Plate and Shank for Presser Feet |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 14.6 pounds |
| Item model number | 9960 |
| Manufacturer | Singer |
| Number of pieces | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 8.25 x 17.25 x 12 inches |
| Warranty Description | The Singer 9960 Quantum Stylist sewing machine has a limited 25-year warranty including 5-year on electronic components and 1-year on labor |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** SINGER
- **Color:** White
- **Global Trade Identification Number:** 00037431883049
- **Is Electric:** Yes
- **Item Weight:** 14.6 Pounds
- **Material:** Metal, Plastic
- **Power Source:** Corded Electric
- **Product Dimensions:** 6.25"D x 15"W x 12"H

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: How well does the machine handle heavier fabrics (canvas, upholstery fabric, etc.) for home decor projects?**
A: I have had great results with the appropriate needle.  This machine has been really good to me.  I used a Jean needle to make a jelly roll rug and it turned out well. It was nice and flat, no waves.  In 4 years, I have only broken one needle.  I always do research and go slow when trying heavier fabrics.

**Q: I am fairly new at sewing and want to buy the best machine that will not be too complicated to use. Could this be the machine I am looking for. Reading very bad reviews. Please help**
A: If you have the time and patience to READ and try everything out one at a time, yes you will find this a very good investment.  It cuts the thread when you are finished, it will thread the machine and the LED screen tells you when the needle is unthreaded and many other features.  It has many (600) built in stitches and many different styles of buttonholes.  I have been sewing for 60+ years and I love it, but then many of the features are not new to me.  That is why I say time to read and patience to try all the different feet and stitches.  If you just want to sit down and sew, this is not the machine for you.

**Q: Does this machine include a seam finisher in it's features?  Maybe similiar to serging?**
A: Th 9960 has several stitces that sew a seam and overcast the edge at the same time.  To complete the look of a serged seam you would need to attach the side-cutter.  This attacment is not part o the standard accessories however and would need to be purchased separately.

**Q: What is the size of the throat for quilting?**
A: The latest answer from yesterday by "susan0624" is right on and I just finished a queen-sized quilt (108 x 108); it wouldn't have worked to do free motion with this size and all rolled up in the throat, but I used one of the fancy stitches along the seams and it worked out great; also, I think I pushed it to the limits with doing a queen-sized quilt on it.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Working flawlessly since 2019 ...
*by H***A on December 9, 2025*

I LOVE this machine so much! I bought it in 2019, and it has been working beautifully, with zero issues, ever since. Threading is easy, and I love all the features. I have not used the knee-pedal function, so I can't speak to that. I have used a lot of the decorative stitches, and I love how easy it is to switch between stitches, changing length, width, etc. I also love how well it handles thick layers of fabrics. Last year I discovered and fell in love with rag quilts. I made a quilt that is three layers of flannel, so in some scenarios, I was sewing seams that were eight layers of flannel with all the folding, and with the aid of a walking foot, it handled that with a breeze - not a single skipped stitch. I've never, ever had any issues with skipped stitches, broken needles, broken threads, or stitches bunching up. I also find it quieter than previous machines. I do have it on a pad, so that probably helps some. I also appreciate that there are numerous excellent and easy-to-follow YouTube tutorials that I have referred to over and over again to refresh myself on how to do something or figure out the best foot to use for a project, or even figure out what some of the mystery feet and other accessories are for. I also learned a valuable tip about the two different places for thread, depending on what type of spool it is (e.g., vertical spool for traditional spools and horizontal spool for threads that have that zig-zaggy threaded look, like serger cones). My only wish for this machine is that it had a bigger throat plate. Now that I've fallen in love with rag quilts, I've had scenarios where the (standard) smaller throat plate is an obstacle. For that reason, I bought another machine with a bigger throat plate, designed for quilters, and I'll be passing the Quantum Stylist machine on to another family member, who is thrilled. I am confident it will give them many years of joy as they fall in love with it too. This machine is a true workhorse, and I recommend it for any sewing enthusiasts (unless you are a quilter and need a bigger throat space)!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ great machine, has just about everything for average sewing
*by J***H on August 5, 2013*

I ignored most of the negative reviews and bought this machine with the idea that if it didn't work, it went back and wouldn't be replaced. The paperwork that comes with the machine advises purchasers to read the manual before attempting to use the machine -- great advice that will save lots of frustration and failure! I didn't read it initially, by the way, and both my mother and I spent an hour loading thread on a bobbin, threading the spool of thread, and trying out the self-threader. Had we read the manual, we would have saved more time than reading the manual would have taken. I thought the self-threader feature wasn't working -- it was, the problem was my mother and I, along with poor instructions for using the threader. Instructions plus observing what happens when the needle is supposedly threaded will prevent a great deal of frustration. A loop of thread is formed behind the eye of the needle when the self-threader is used and you need to pull this loop until the end of the thread has cleared the eye of the needle. If you follow the instructions in the manual, I found that the threader worked 100% of the time. The next hurdle was figuring out why the automatic sew feature wasn't working and the manual explained that if you plug in the foot press, the automatic sew feature doesn't work. Had we read that first, we would have saved the "eeek, the machine is broken" belief. The machine comes with just about every presser foot one would ever need, and I know that it came with presser feet that I'll never need, but maybe its next owner (after I die) may need those feet. I have never owned a portable sewing machine because I once borrowed one from a friend (about 30 years ago) and absolutely hated it because it "walked" all over the table when I was trying to sew with it, and the straight stitches were not particularly uniform. I was pleasantly surprised with this machine as it is heavy. I was using it on my kitchen table which was covered by a slippery tablecloth and the machine stayed put while I was sewing. The stitches were comparable to the beautiful stitches that my old Singer cabinet machine produces, which is saying a great deal because those old machines from the 20's, 30's, 40's, 50's, and 60's were not only heavy, but made gorgeous stitches. My machine is a late 50's to early 60's and I have another machine that is a late 20's model -- both working, but what I really needed was a free arm machine to compliment my other machines as there are projects that are much more diffiult to do if the sewing machine isn't free arm (particularly projects that involve repairs on ready made clothes). My sister is a commercial artist and does home sewing projects for extra money. She has a line of products on her website that she makes to order for people. My mother was impressed enough with this machine, that she is now going to order one for my sister as a combination birthday/Christmas present as my sister is using an old machine that does basically straight-stitching, so any personalization she does on her products, are done by hand. This will save her time. I can't wait for her to get hers. The shipping was very fast. I got the machine a day after it was supposed to have been received, but Amazon and the supplier can't be blamed for that. I know that it will take me a rather long time to learn how to use everything this machine offers, but I think it will be time well spent. Because I probably won't need all of the presser feet and won't be using all of the built in stitches, stitch patterns, etc. I could have bought a cheaper machine, but if I eventually decided that I wanted a machine that could do some decorative stritches, I would have had to buy another machine. I figured that this machine was something that I could "grow with" if I wanted to take my sewing to higher levels than repairs and simple sewing projects. My mother owns a Pfaff and she wishes that she had bought this instead. I had to abandon what I was taught in high school Home Economics -- the fact that Singer machines bobbins are loaded so that they move clockwise -- as this machine's bobbin load so that the movement is counter clockwise. When the bobbin wasn't doing what it was supposed to do, that was another instance where I had to consult the manual. When I decided to start using the machine, I thought to myself that at least I knew how to load the bobbin on it and didn't have anything to learn or remember there. Wrong! If you're looking for a machine to "grow with," then I would recommend this one. While it might not be suitable for commercial use, it is more than suitable for home or individuals who do sewing craft-type projects for home, or people like my sister who do sewing projects on a limited basis for sale.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ If you are thinking about it..get it..you will not regret.
*by S***E on July 20, 2025*

I couldn’t be happier with the Quantum stylist 9960. The stitch quality is amazing! I love the double needle function. It works so smoothly! Also, I love the fact that you can move the needle up to 25 positions which makes edge stitching a breeze. I don’t care what others say, this machine is extremely quiet and runs so smooth. I have made many projects already with it and just keep bragging about all the features. Mostly, I did not have a cutter before while you can’t use it with the double needle function, when you sew in regular mode, you won’t have to deal with long threads dangling from your fabric or seam. It cuts real close to the seam. Love the needle threader too. While a lot of people find it difficult to use…..it’s not that bad….just watch a few videos and once you get it you will never go back to manually threading your machine. I used to hate trying to thread the needle and sometimes it would de-motivate me from continuing to sew. It is quite the value and comes with so many extras for the price. It’s worth it. It’s definitely comparable to those real high priced machine, but at a fraction of the cost. Also, if the computerized machine scares you…..this one is very user friendly right off the bat.

## Frequently Bought Together

- SINGER Quantum Stylist 9960 Computerized Sewing & Quilting Machine with Extension Table, Hard Case & Accessories | 600 Stitches, Lettering, LED Light, 1-Step Buttonhole & High-End Touch Controls
- Singer Quantum Stylist 9960: Pocket Guide: Buttons, Dials, Settings, Stitches, and Feet (The Pocket Guide Series for Sewing, 3)

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