SINGER M2100 Compact Sewing Machine
- 6 built-in stitches, including blind hem and scallop
- Straight stitch in 3 sizes, zigzag in 4 sizes
- Preset stitch length and width per stitch
- Stitch Selector Dial for every stitch
- Threading guides marked on the machine
Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A simple Singer for beginners who want stitches set by one dial and no settings to learn. The multi-step buttonhole and missing weight and warranty details hold it back.
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ASIN: B086LJDSQKModel: M2100Category: Sewing Machines
Overview
Singer built this compact machine around a stitch selector dial, so choosing a stitch is a single turn. Stitch length and width come preset for each setting, and threading routes for the bobbin and upper thread are marked on the body.
Simplicity is its strength: the dial and preset settings let a new sewist start without learning any adjustments. The listing leaves out weight, power details, warranty and included accessories, so check those before ordering.
Who it's for
New sewists who want a machine with almost no setup choices will find it easy to learn. People sewing lots of buttonholes or decorative work need a broader machine.
Pros and cons
- Stitches chosen with one dial turn
- Preset settings remove guesswork
- Blind hem for stretch and woven
- Picot edge and scallop stitches
- Buttonhole needs four manual steps
- Weight and warranty not listed
- Small stitch set for decorative sewing
Performance notes
Each dial position loads its own preset length and width, so results depend on choosing the right stitch for the fabric rather than tuning settings. Separate blind hem stitches for stretch and woven fabric help hems lie flat.
Specifications
| Brand | Singer® |
|---|---|
| Model | M2100 |
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Stitch length and width | Preset |
| Other details | |
| Built in stitches | 6 |
| Buttonhole | Four-step |
| Threading | Guides marked on the machine |
| Stitch selection | Stitch Selector Dial |
| Stitch types | Straight (3 sizes), zigzag (4 sizes), blind hem stretch, blind hem non-stretch, picot edge, multi-step zigzag, scallop |
Frequently asked questions
How do I rethread the Singer M2100 after a thread jam?
Follow the threading guides marked on the machine for winding the bobbin and threading the upper thread. The listing gives no other maintenance steps.
Does the Singer M2100 have a one-step buttonhole?
No. Buttonholes are sewn in four steps, marked on the Stitch Selector Dial, so you set the size for your project.
Which stitch hems knit fabric on the Singer M2100?
Use the blind hem stitch for stretch fabrics; a separate blind hem stitch handles non-stretch fabrics.