Ever Sewn sewing machine
 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=P...&v=9vq8tMKlKgw

This video by Leah Day shows the machine with the housing off and she discusses the machine. This new inexpensive brand has great reviews.

I'm seriously thinking of getting one of these after I get moved. I've heard nothing but good things about them.

Cari

I was going to buy one but it does not have the auto thread cutter, a must for me if I buy a new machine. It has all the other features but not that.

Is there a dealer support network set up for them?

One Bernina dealer close to me sells them.

Yes, I was considering it as (yet another) backup. It has everything going for it, including the Bernina family connection. (Grandchildren) But the lack of a thread cutter is a deal breaker for me. Maybe next year's model will have one. They sure are getting rave reviews.

The Ever Sew'n looks like a really great starting or extra machine. I was impressed with all the metal inside. Walmart carries low priced Brother machines but I really would never buy one for a new sewer as they just aren't heavy enough to keep from moving around. I've recommended older second hand machines but this looks good. I'd buy one if I needed another machine - last count I have either 17 or 18 (lost count) but many are antiques/vintage - all Singer.

Sandy in Mooresville, NC

That's interesting. I don't think the Bernina dealers here sell anything except Berninas.

I've been at Quilt Festival all day. I don't really look at the sewing machines but I'll try to remember to see if there are any of these being shown.

The Janome dealer has now added EverSewn and Baby Lock machines to her shop. She said she had to have variety to keep the sales.

I found this thread at PatternReview where someone has done a little sleuthing and connected some dots regarding the Eversewn company:

http://sewing.patternreview.com/Sewi...ns/topic/98735