ellisimo
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My older sister has chronic and serious illnesses that have affected her ability to concentrate, see, and use fine motor skills. I would like to offer her a fair value for her Ellisimo which she purchased approximately 5 years ago. It has been serviced at a local Babylock dealer, has no computer upgrades, has all attachments and accessories and has been well taken care of and sews like a dream. I do not know what she paid originally, but based on this information, can anyone recommend a fair purchase price. Thank you very much.
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Location: Southern California
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It is difficult to come up with a price because it depends on what the buyer is willing to pay. I would ask the person who services the machine what a fair price would be.
I lost my motor skill and ability to concentrate after going thru menopause. My eyes are not as sharp as they once were. I was finally diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. I actually gave up quilting for over a year. I can't drive any more so I have to rely on friends. But I discovered if I stick with patterns where the seams don't necessarily have to line up, I started quilting again. It gives me such satisfaction with what I am able to make and helps me fight the depression. PM me if you wish to talk further.
I lost my motor skill and ability to concentrate after going thru menopause. My eyes are not as sharp as they once were. I was finally diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. I actually gave up quilting for over a year. I can't drive any more so I have to rely on friends. But I discovered if I stick with patterns where the seams don't necessarily have to line up, I started quilting again. It gives me such satisfaction with what I am able to make and helps me fight the depression. PM me if you wish to talk further.
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