Mechanical SINGER Sewing Machine M2505 – 10 Stitches, Automatic Buttonhole, Free Arm, White

The SINGER mechanical sewing machine M2505 is a compact, electric-powered machine designed for basic sewing and repair tasks. It offers a free arm for sewing sleeves and cylindrical items, an automatic one-step buttonhole, a built-in needle threader and adjustable stitch length. The machine includes a foot control pedal for variable speed and comes with four presser feet and basic threads to start sewing.

Advantages

The mechanical design provides straightforward controls and reliable operation without touchscreen complexity. A selection of 10 practical stitches and an automatic buttonhole simplify common sewing operations, while the free arm and included presser feet increase versatility. The adjustable stitch length and variable speed control allow precise handling of different fabrics.

Suitable for

• Home sewing and garment repairs
• Beginner sewing projects and learning
• Altering sleeves and sewing tubular items
• Basic craft and textile projects

Key specifications

• Number of stitch patterns: 10 selectable stitches (11 patterns listed)
• Automatic one-step buttonhole
• Machine type: Mechanical
• Needle threader: Built-in
• Adjustable stitch length
• Free arm for sleeves and narrow items
• Variable speed control with foot pedal
• Power supply: Electric
• Colour: White
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 435 × 233 × 355 mm
• Included accessories: Four presser feet and threads

How to use

Place the machine on a stable, level surface and connect it to mains power. Thread the machine following the built-in threading guides and use the needle threader if needed. Select the required stitch and adjust stitch length for the fabric. Attach the appropriate presser foot, position the fabric on the free arm or flatbed, and control sewing speed with the foot pedal. Use the automatic buttonhole setting to create buttonholes in one step. Turn the machine off and unplug when changing needles or performing maintenance.

Recommendations

Use medium-weight needles and suitable thread for the fabric; test stitch settings on a scrap piece before sewing the final item. Keep the bobbin area clean and service the machine according to the manufacturer’s instructions to ensure consistent performance.