Brother Luminaire or Baby Lock Solaris, any other owners here?
#1

Just curious if anyone else has a Luminaire or Solaris. I have the Luminaire and just love it. So much throat space, big hoops, great lighting. Love this machine!
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Join Date: May 2017
Location: Sunny Florida
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I have the Luminaire and love all the features. I learn one or two features at a time. The borders upgrade is great as it space the design according to the length/width.
There is a recent update for the machine. If you use the wireless feature, you can set to auto update them.
There is a recent update for the machine. If you use the wireless feature, you can set to auto update them.
#5

Rhonda, I took a class on the upgrade and learned about the borders feature. WOW is all I have to say on that! I do need to set up the wireless feature for updates, that would be great.
Macy, I wanted the Solaris at first because it has Nancy Ziemann designs in it. I don't have kids, so I really don't need Disney, but they all talked me into the Luminaire. I love the machine!
Bugger, I've had mine a year or so and I'm still floored at all it can do.
Macy, I wanted the Solaris at first because it has Nancy Ziemann designs in it. I don't have kids, so I really don't need Disney, but they all talked me into the Luminaire. I love the machine!
Bugger, I've had mine a year or so and I'm still floored at all it can do.
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Join Date: May 2017
Location: Sunny Florida
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Quilter7,
The borders are fun! There are two ways to program them. I was going to play with a plain table cloth first.
Have you played with the stippling feature? I stitched out samples using cut-a way, batting, and muslin (or no show mesh). Mark the setting on the samples. You will find the sweet spot that you like. Works great for quilting blocks ITH.
Give a shout if you have questions.
The borders are fun! There are two ways to program them. I was going to play with a plain table cloth first.
Have you played with the stippling feature? I stitched out samples using cut-a way, batting, and muslin (or no show mesh). Mark the setting on the samples. You will find the sweet spot that you like. Works great for quilting blocks ITH.
Give a shout if you have questions.
#9
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: Henderson, NV
Posts: 27

I have the Solaris and love her! I traded in a Bernina 880+ for mine. Some of the features that sold me on the Solaris are: IQ Designer; camera, scanner, and projector for perfect placement; the large touch screen; the background fills; and it is so much easier to use than the 880 (I do miss the jumbo bobbins on the Bernina, but that's about the only thing.)
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