Old 07-22-2011, 04:17 AM
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hopetoquilt
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My suggestions
1. If you are going to spend $, get something good. Don't go half way. You will be disappointed.
2. Purchase from someone who can also answer questions and service the machine.
3. Consider getting a good brand that is used if you want to save $. Don't be afraid to negotiate the price or ask, "can you do any better on this price?" for new or used. Get a warranty and try the machine at the store and have it demonstrated on to make sure it works well.
4. Bring a WIP with you to try the machine

I have a BabyLock Quilter's Choice and love it. Happy Shopping.
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