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old_school_idaho 04-08-2020 10:08 PM

Will be working with denim, doing quilts, own clothing, light leather work, making my own jackets.

granky 04-09-2020 06:23 AM

Can't offer any advice on the machne (since each person has their own personal preferences, but I can welcome you to the board! So here's a warm welcome from southern Indiana!

mama's place 04-09-2020 11:28 AM

I have 2 Juki machines and they are wonderful for heavy fabric. They will sew through anything and are all metal so they arent the least bit fragile. You can look online at a site like or Sew and Vac. They ship free and are fantastic machines. I have the Juki 98TL but you wont need to get one of their more expensive machines to do what you plan on doing. Good Luck!!

SusieQOH 04-09-2020 03:27 PM

First of all welcome to the board!

Doesn't Joann's let you try them out? That may be a good idea to see how they feel. All machines are different.
I also would not buy a new Singer. But I've heard good things about the others you linked. One that you may look
at is Eversewn. It's a newer brand and I've read good reviews on it. I know Amazon carries them as well as Missouri Star Quilt Company.
Whatever you get, good luck, and let us know!

Lori B. 04-11-2020 03:39 AM

Welcome from Michigan!:)

QuiltMom2 04-11-2020 04:23 AM

Just wanted to say welcome to the QB and when you do get a machine, let us know how it's going. I've got a preference for vintage Kenmores: all mechanical, easy to find once you're looking for them, inexpensive, durable. But there are features on the newer machine that do make life easier.


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