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hunters grammy 01-14-2011 05:58 PM

I am so new to this site and have only been "quilting" for a year. I love quilting, I love all the avenues you can travel in quilting. I had a Janome from a long time ago - I have been really struggling with the quilting 1/4 inch seam that is a must! Sew, rip out, sew, rip out! I found out about two months ago the machine isn't really for quilting and that is why it is so hard to hold the 1/4 inch (even with a 1/4 inch foot. (You can't move the needle to where you need it). I went to Sewingly Yours yesterday and tried the Viking Sapphire 875 - I felt like shouting to clouds. There was the 1/4 inch I need with absolutely no effort!!! Not to mention all the wonderful other things she does. When I left the shop, she was with me. I am so looking forward to using the new machine. My class is next Friday to learn all the good stuff about her. Her name may have to be "Angel".

dixiebelle162002 01-14-2011 06:02 PM

Congratulations and happy quilting!

butterflies5518 01-14-2011 06:38 PM

congratulations!

Dee 01-14-2011 06:41 PM

Congrats on your new Ruby. You will love her-Happy stitching.

thebossbab 01-14-2011 07:01 PM


Originally Posted by hunters grammy
I am so new to this site and have only been "quilting" for a year. I love quilting, I love all the avenues you can travel in quilting. I had a Janome from a long time ago - I have been really struggling with the quilting 1/4 inch seam that is a must! Sew, rip out, sew, rip out! I found out about two months ago the machine isn't really for quilting and that is why it is so hard to hold the 1/4 inch (even with a 1/4 inch foot. (You can't move the needle to where you need it). I went to Sewingly Yours yesterday and tried the Viking Sapphire 875 - I felt like shouting to clouds. There was the 1/4 inch I need with absolutely no effort!!! Not to mention all the wonderful other things she does. When I left the shop, she was with me. I am so looking forward to using the new machine. My class is next Friday to learn all the good stuff about her. Her name may have to be "Angel".

Aren't we all just a bowl of jello when it comes to our "toys"? Congrats on your new toy and enjoy!

thebossbab 01-14-2011 07:03 PM

It's nice to see others on the board have a "Ruby"

Tennessee Suzi 01-14-2011 07:05 PM

That is fantastic. You took the bull by the horns and went with it!! Congrats and happy quilting!

ScubaK 01-14-2011 07:07 PM

I am so happy for you and your new machine!!!
Kirsten

dharen7 01-14-2011 07:13 PM

I was at joanns on wed after work I had gotten an email re the new Ruby and a Serger that was on sale. Drooled over the Ruby and finally talked myself out of the Serger. Already have two sewing machines, both Huskys love them I can wait til all the major changes going on in my house right now. DH is finally moving our bedroom out of the basement and my catchall front bedroom that I use for sewing storing and my business downstairs to the family room Exercise equip going in old bedroom my sil can't wait to get started. Dosen't understand going to take a month to clean out front bedroom then I'll go get my Serger

Pam H 01-14-2011 07:21 PM

Congrats!! Let us know how you like her. I am hoping to buy a new machine in the very near future. Much research to do first.


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