I won a Janome Jem!
#61
She should be able to take it back with her. As far as the electricity connection goes, all she needs to do is buy an adaptor when she gets back to New Zealand. All the travel stores and most Post Offices sell them. I purchased my Pfaff from England, got myself an English to Australian adaptor, and there were no problems at all. Perhaps she will have to pay for excess baggage because of the weight of the machine but I cannot see any problems with her taking it back with her. By the way, congratulations on your win.
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Well here she is...! She is an itty bitty thing, so petite! It is an American Sewing Guild 25th Anniv model. Now just need to get a carrying case so she will be protected where ever she goes!
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Congratulations.
I bought one of the Jem's and it is fantastic to take to class.
It was funny 3 of us bought them and we are the hit of sewing classes where we are just doing straight stitching. Everyone wants to know where we got them.
It sure beats lugging the Brother Innovis to class that weighs a ton.
Enjoy they are neat little machines, and only 12 pounds.
kjym Kathy
I bought one of the Jem's and it is fantastic to take to class.
It was funny 3 of us bought them and we are the hit of sewing classes where we are just doing straight stitching. Everyone wants to know where we got them.
It sure beats lugging the Brother Innovis to class that weighs a ton.
Enjoy they are neat little machines, and only 12 pounds.
kjym Kathy
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Originally Posted by nursie76
Well here she is...! She is an itty bitty thing, so petite! It is an American Sewing Guild 25th Anniv model. Now just need to get a carrying case so she will be protected where ever she goes!
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