- Beautiful repica of Singer 221 quilter's portable sewing and quilting machine
- Authentic black case included
- Comes with a fully equipped accessory box
- Great for quilt piecing
- Electric motor, cords and foot control
- This replica 221 is now made in China and is not the same stitch quality as original Singer 221 from 1932 to 1958.
- US Warranty 90 Days labor on defects in materials and workmanship.
- Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor
Click HERE for Original Singer 221, 221K, 222 Featherweight Instruction Manual #505257221
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The Singer Featherweight 221, also known as the Alphasew Featherweight, is a legend in its own right. Singer is the brand which is associated with being able to hand down your sewing machine for generations. The Featherweight 221 has become a symbol of a simple sewing machine that is portable, reliable, and perfect for crafts people to take with them wherever they go.
Singer introduced its Featherweight in 1933. Now, in the 21st Century, there is still a demand for this simple sewing machine. You can find originals online at sites like eBay, where used or refurbished machines are auctioned. These are often sold as collectors items, for those who either want the original for a collection or the prestige.
There are advantages to purchasing a Featherweight 221 replica brand new in the box.
All parts are manufactured under modern factory technique.
Singer brand "new in the box" warranty.
You're the first owner of the machine.
Many times this machine is carried with a Free US Ground Shipping special. Check out the shopping site to see if you can save. No shipping, no tax, you might just save a bundle buying online. An authentic 221 case is included.
This replica is fully equipped with an electric motor and foot control. You also get a fully equipped accessory box. While this replica is now made in China, it stands up to pretty much all your demands of a Singer Featherweight 221.
I am a fan of these heavy little Alphasew machines. Despite the sort of funky instruction booklet that doesn't quite match the machines, I do like my Alphasew machines for what I do - deerskin products, usually not more than 3 layers. These tough simple machines are real workhorses. As long as I keep them oiled up they work really well.
Bob, Oregon




I believe the machine is a good attempt to replicate the Singer 221 Portable, and it appears to be a reasonably stout machine, reminiscent of the "best portable ever made" albeit a little rough around the edges. It appears to be quite functional and darn "cute" when set up for use. Nice to know that you can still get a "tough as nails" machine built to the old, reliable and practical designs.




























