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Old 05-13-2016, 06:12 AM
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Chasing Hawk
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Originally Posted by stitch678
I had the same delema after l retired & wanted to quilt my family gifts and charity projects. l decided on the Bailey Home Quilter...but there are other similar basic machines out there. My budget was small...$2000. I got the 15" and found a good used frame on Craig's list. You can find package deals as well ( frame plus machine). l'd advise you to get as large as you can afford, but keep bells/whistles to minimum...not in business of quilting, you may not need computorized gizmos
I too, have the Bailey Pro 15. It was originally on a frame it now sits in a table. I find it easier to sit down and quilt as opposed to standing up. I don't have to worry about running out of throat space as I get further along in the quilting process. My stitch regulator is my foot...... I glued a piece of wood to my foot peddle so I don't go to fast or to slow.
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