I Got a New Juki!
03-11-2018, 09:26 AM
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Originally Posted by cashs_mom
Yes, it's a straight stitch machine. It has a really nice stitch. I bought it mostly for the larger harp area. I'm trying to perfect my free motion quilting and I'm really excited about this machine.
03-11-2018, 01:36 PM
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Originally Posted by SusieQOH
Patrice, I'm so happy for you!!!! I'm not familiar with that one but I bet it's the bomb! I love Juki machines.
I looked it up and it looks a lot like mine. I have the TL2010 and believe me my FMQ has gotten so much better! You're in for a treat
I looked it up and it looks a lot like mine. I have the TL2010 and believe me my FMQ has gotten so much better! You're in for a treat
03-11-2018, 01:52 PM
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i have the 2010 which is identical to the 2200 Mini (except for cosmetic and a few accessories) and i love it! I thought when I bought it that I'd use it just for quilting but it's become my primary machine, pieces like a dream! Makes garment sewing so easy! The only thing I could maybe wish for is a presser foot that goes up a bit higher. Love my Juki!
03-12-2018, 05:54 AM
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Congratulations cashs_mom, you just bought the most dependable, least aggravating machine available. I have the 2010 and LOVE it. Unlike the computerized machines we have become accustomed to, the Juki machines need to be oiled regularly. Take care of your beautiful new machine and you will soon understand why so many Juki TL series owners LOVE their machines soooooo much.
03-12-2018, 04:06 PM
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Patrice, yay! Happy for you! I get to hear golf talk over dinner nearly every day, and hey, it's better than politics. If your DH hears enough quilt talk maybe he'll get interested in making quilts. Actually, I've heard golf talk for 46+ years and that's not working for me.
03-12-2018, 05:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Rose_P
Patrice, yay! Happy for you! I get to hear golf talk over dinner nearly every day, and hey, it's better than politics. If your DH hears enough quilt talk maybe he'll get interested in making quilts. Actually, I've heard golf talk for 46+ years and that's not working for me.
We live on a golf course and neither one of us has ever caught the golfing bug. Golfers do like to talk golf.
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