OMG I did it!
09-21-2013, 02:19 PM
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OMG I did it!
I went to the Quilt Show in Atlanta, GA Thursday and looked at the LAs. Well my friend and I went in together and purchased a Juki today. After looking at several machines and test driving them we both
liked the Juki and after many negotiations worked out a really sweet deal. I knew I couldn't afford one on my own but have the ideal place for one. My friend could afford one but didn't have the space so we split the cost and I will keep it at my house.
Im sooo excited but also so scared! I just hope I don't get buyers remorse!!
liked the Juki and after many negotiations worked out a really sweet deal. I knew I couldn't afford one on my own but have the ideal place for one. My friend could afford one but didn't have the space so we split the cost and I will keep it at my house.
Im sooo excited but also so scared! I just hope I don't get buyers remorse!!
09-21-2013, 02:22 PM
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Congratulations!
It gets intimidating at the beginning but so much fun and the best feeling ever when you finish your quilt...you will be so proud of yourself. Also you have a friend right there by you through this journey and that is great!
Enjoy it
It gets intimidating at the beginning but so much fun and the best feeling ever when you finish your quilt...you will be so proud of yourself. Also you have a friend right there by you through this journey and that is great!
Enjoy it
09-21-2013, 02:48 PM
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Oh I would just enjoy it. If you think about it for the long term you will see that it most likely will benefit you. If you normally have others LA your quilts for you most likely it comes with a price for the service. So over the next couple of years having your own will actually save you money. Trust me if I could afford one I would do it since I FMQ at the moment and I am limited to the size of quilts due to a small throat on my machine.
09-21-2013, 03:01 PM
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Congrats!
Dont forget to check with your homeowners insurance to make sure that the long arm is covered. I would also draw up an agreement with your partner in regards to the arrangements, cost to purchase, etc. IF, heaven forbid, anything happens to either of you, the family has a document describing your partnership in this purchase and arrangement. Just to keep it "legal". I assume the price was not inexpensive even with the sweet deal.
Have fun!!
sandy
Dont forget to check with your homeowners insurance to make sure that the long arm is covered. I would also draw up an agreement with your partner in regards to the arrangements, cost to purchase, etc. IF, heaven forbid, anything happens to either of you, the family has a document describing your partnership in this purchase and arrangement. Just to keep it "legal". I assume the price was not inexpensive even with the sweet deal.
Have fun!!
sandy
09-21-2013, 03:04 PM
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Oh my gosh! Is it the new Juki LA with the bright blue accents? That was on my short list of possible LA purchases this year. I ended up going with another brand because of dealer support, but the Juki would have been my first choice if I thought I could learn on my own. I'd love to hear what you think of it once you get it home and start working on it. Congratulations!
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