Sewing Machines | Clarington Library, Museums & Archives

Sewing machines are versatile tools that enable you to bring your creative fabric projects to life with speed and precision. From simple alterations to crafting intricate garments, these machines offer a wide range of stitches and functions to suit your needs.

Janome 3160 QDC

Craft with precision and creativity using this versatile sewing machine. The Janome 3160 offers a wide array of features, making it an excellent choice for both beginners and experienced sewers. With various stitch options, automatic threading, and a user-friendly interface, it simplifies your sewing projects while allowing you to explore your creative potential.

Janome HD9

Built to handle thick and tough materials with ease, the Janome HD9 is a powerhouse for professional and industrial sewing applications. With its robust construction, high-speed stitching capabilities, and a wide range of presser feet, it's perfect for upholstery, leatherwork, quilting, and more.

Cost & Payment

Fee Chart for Machine & Material use

Material	Cost $	Notes
Sewing needle	0.25	sizes 11, 13, 14, & 16
Sewing bobbin - Metal	1.50	Used for the Janome HD9 Professional Sewing Machine only
Sewing bobbin - Plastic	0.50	Used for the Janome 3160-QDC Sewing Machine only
Sewing thread	2.00	per 5,000 stitch count

Additional Items included for use with the sewing machines, only in the Maker’s Space include:

Pins; Clips; Shears; Rotary tools; Measuring Tools & Mats; Hand stitching materials; a variety of presser feet; and Mini iron & Ironing board.