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Old 10-22-2007, 06:24 AM
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Cathe
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Vanessa, it is very very frustrating to learn to sew on a machine that doesn't operate smoothly. I would recommend going to a sewing machine dealer and asking their advice. Tell them what you want to spend and see if they have a reconditioned GOOD machine. Often, you can get classes, a limited warranty, and support there. The shop owner will see you as an investment - they want to get you sewing and provide good service so you will return to them when you are ready to upgrade.

I think it's much better to get a good used machine than a cheap new one.
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