Janome Horizon
#11
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Maryland
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Originally Posted by BellaBoo
It's a great machine and the price is not bad compared to some of the other brands. What I am wondering is why they put so many buttonhole options on the new sewing machines. I have never used the buttonhole option much less the attachments with any machine I have ever had.
#12
Hi All,
I am so excited!!!! I pre ordered this and it should be here on the 12th or there abouts. I am in the UK and got a really great deal from my regular machine supplier so I cannot help you lovelies that live over the water on price.... but I am so excited!!!
Hugs
Caroline
I am so excited!!!! I pre ordered this and it should be here on the 12th or there abouts. I am in the UK and got a really great deal from my regular machine supplier so I cannot help you lovelies that live over the water on price.... but I am so excited!!!
Hugs
Caroline
#13
a Janome dealer in Savannah, GA sells the Horizon for $2,400.
that includes 2 years free maintenance and repair.
i have one burning question, but am too lazy to drive up to see for myself. (ok. i'm also afraid to go see it in person. i'm a bit of a sewing machine junkie. that would be a more expensive "fix" than i can afford right now. :lol: )
do the Accufeed feet snap on, or do you have to remove the adapter to screw on the whole foot?
that includes 2 years free maintenance and repair.
i have one burning question, but am too lazy to drive up to see for myself. (ok. i'm also afraid to go see it in person. i'm a bit of a sewing machine junkie. that would be a more expensive "fix" than i can afford right now. :lol: )
do the Accufeed feet snap on, or do you have to remove the adapter to screw on the whole foot?
#15
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Join Date: Nov 2007
Posts: 9,688
Hmm...when I shopped 18 months ago for a new machine, a larger throat area was a huge priority for me. No Janome or Bernina had them, so I bought a Baby Lock Quest. The throat is 8.75" and the width of the sewing area is 7". It has all the stuff this one has, too--from what I can see. It was $900. I think the new ones now are $1500.
#16
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Outer Space
Posts: 9,319
If I were in the market for a non-embroidery machine, this one would be in the running for sure. It looks like a great machine. I especially like the fact that you can switch the needle plate to a straight stitch plate with the touch of a button. Very cool.
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