Does anyone use a Husqavara Quilting Machine
02-20-2009, 03:39 PM
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I got it home for $200.00 in the box with 3 huge boxes of fabric. This stuff isn't her stash It.s good fabric. Some of her quilt pieces re already cut out.
THe book says it is a Husqvarna Viking Emerald 122/118/116. If I can make a spot she wants me to take the sewing table too. Geez I got new blades, tons of pins, pin cushions, batting, two mats. One is a lot bigger than the one I use. It's 34 x 30. Those things are sure expensive and I got it for free. Guess I'll have to buy a big Thank You card and make her a cheese cake or something. Anyone want to buy a b\Brother CE 4000 Computer sewing machine? I sure don't need 3 machines and a serger.
THe book says it is a Husqvarna Viking Emerald 122/118/116. If I can make a spot she wants me to take the sewing table too. Geez I got new blades, tons of pins, pin cushions, batting, two mats. One is a lot bigger than the one I use. It's 34 x 30. Those things are sure expensive and I got it for free. Guess I'll have to buy a big Thank You card and make her a cheese cake or something. Anyone want to buy a b\Brother CE 4000 Computer sewing machine? I sure don't need 3 machines and a serger.
02-20-2009, 03:53 PM
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ok. i'm thinkin' triple layer, chocolate raspberry cheesecake with a thick layer of whipped cream & cream cheese icing all over it. and at least two pints of fresh berries on top.
every day for a month.
at least.
:lol:
and a big, fat, squeezy hug every day for a year.
at least
:wink:
every day for a month.
at least.
:lol:
and a big, fat, squeezy hug every day for a year.
at least
:wink:
02-21-2009, 08:31 AM
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NICE!!! You got a steal... The machine is a really nice, but fairly basic Viking machine. The speed regulator on the center of the machine is one of my favorite things. Lovely stitches and tension. The reverse is in a nice handy position and the slideout stitch format is the best.
So happy you took the leap!!!
So happy you took the leap!!!
02-21-2009, 12:40 PM
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Just hope I learn how to use all that stuff. Guess I just have to try and see what she will do for me. Trying to clean up my mess with all the new fabric I got it just unbelievable in here and now 4 machines. I did take the sewing table today too and she didn't charge me a thing for it. I think my daughter might take the brother but not sure yet. SHe is so busy all the time we don't get to talk often enough.
Have a great day everyone. I just made a pie for a dinner and movie night at church. Spaghetti dinner, sure hope it's good. I'm not staying for the movie though.
Have a great day everyone. I just made a pie for a dinner and movie night at church. Spaghetti dinner, sure hope it's good. I'm not staying for the movie though.
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