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  1. 05-07-2015, 06:20 AM #1
    Nanax4
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    Happy new owner of a Baby Lock Crescendo!

    Thanks to all of you who responded to my query about this purchase! I am soooo in love!!!!

    I'd been drooling over this machine for at least a year, and now it's finally in my hot little hands...thanks to you guys giving me that little push that I needed to make the purchase. I picked it up last night after work, and spent the evening reading the instruction manual. Tonight I'm gonna be brave and plug it in!

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  2. 05-07-2015, 06:38 AM #2
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    How wonderful! So glad you bought it - now just enjoy!
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    congrats! what a beautiful machine
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    Congratulations! I think you'll love it - I sure love mine.
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    So glad for you! And look at that beautiful, happy smile!
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    Enjoy your beautiful new machine!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nanax4 View Post
    Thanks to all of you who responded to my query about this purchase! I am soooo in love!!!!

    I'd been drooling over this machine for at least a year, and now it's finally in my hot little hands...thanks to you guys giving me that little push that I needed to make the purchase. I picked it up last night after work, and spent the evening reading the instruction manual. Tonight I'm gonna be brave and plug it in!

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    You read the manual, WOW. I don't read it only if I need to solve a problem. hahaha (Just kidding)
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    Quote Originally Posted by sewellie View Post
    You read the manual, WOW. I don't read it only if I need to solve a problem. hahaha (Just kidding)
    I was actually thinking the same thing! Such self-control, to read the manual FIRST!
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    Congratulation. Remember to be sure to plug it into a power strip or any plug that will protect your baby from any surge in power.
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    Good advice for all of us with these machines. If I know a storm is coming, I am so paranoid (because of how much they cost) that I go around and actually unplug my machine and my laptop from the surge protector! I guess I don't even trust the surge protectors. I can afford a new tv if a storm gets it - but not a new laptop or definitely not a new embroidery or sewing machine! (grin).

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    Congratulation. Remember to be sure to plug it into a power strip or any plug that will protect your baby from any surge in power.
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