Bought a second Machine a Janome 3128 to teach DGD's
10-24-2011, 08:12 PM
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Originally Posted by oksewglad
Originally Posted by QuiltE
This is such good news!! I'm excited for you that you are helping your DGDs learn to sew.
What will be the first projects? Dolly Quilts? :)
I just got the 6600, and it's my third Janome, so yes, I'm sold on them. I just had a quick look comparing your machine to the Janome Gem Platinum. That's what seems to be the favourite for those purchasing a machine to take to classes and leave their high end (and HEAVY) one at home. NOt a lot of difference in the two, so I think you have a good one!
For the price difference and the number of DGDs that will use it, you'll never regret that little extra $$
(..... besides now you have one to take to classes yourself! :) BONUS!!!)
What will be the first projects? Dolly Quilts? :)
I just got the 6600, and it's my third Janome, so yes, I'm sold on them. I just had a quick look comparing your machine to the Janome Gem Platinum. That's what seems to be the favourite for those purchasing a machine to take to classes and leave their high end (and HEAVY) one at home. NOt a lot of difference in the two, so I think you have a good one!
For the price difference and the number of DGDs that will use it, you'll never regret that little extra $$
(..... besides now you have one to take to classes yourself! :) BONUS!!!)
10-24-2011, 10:03 PM
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They started out on my Janome 9000 and now love my Janome 6600. It is just way too much machine for them to use without me in the room. I need one that will have speed control to keep my younger GD from "flooring" the pedal. The one you got looks really cute and I may have to go look at it. I am sure my husband would prefer I look at one for them instead of the Horizon 12000 I looked at Sat for me!!
10-25-2011, 04:47 AM
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Originally Posted by peggy119
They started out on my Janome 9000 and now love my Janome 6600. It is just way too much machine for them to use without me in the room. I need one that will have speed control to keep my younger GD from "flooring" the pedal. The one you got looks really cute and I may have to go look at it. I am sure my husband would prefer I look at one for them instead of the Horizon 12000 I looked at Sat for me!!
10-25-2011, 08:18 AM
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Originally Posted by purplefiend
my granddaughters learned to sew with my Singer 99K hand crank machine. They really like being in total control of the machine.
10-25-2011, 08:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Leota
The sew mini isn't worth the $$ you did the right thing in buy and "real" machine...
I love the direction this thread is going; Maybe I'll have moderators add to the title in reference to teaching GC to sew.
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