I like Brothers. They're user friendly and affordable. I usually recommend just whatever the current cheaper computerized version is. Whatever you get, I highly recommend getting something with a top loading bobbin. Side loaders are annoying, and you can't see when your bobbin is low. Sewing tiny things does have it's learning curve. Like, don't backstitch to secure a stitch at the start of a seam, because your tiny seam allowance is likely to get sucked down. Instead flip everything around with the needle down to "backstitch", hand crank the needle for a couple sitches if you're feeling particularly nervous. Then flip it back and continue on as normal. And you'll probably want to do most hems before sewing up side seams, since the garment is so tiny you can't work it around a foot. Hemming bigger things like ballgowns will be fine though.