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Brother Dreamweaver
Wow!
I really want to try out this machine. I didn't know about this feature of it. http://battsintheattic.blogspot.com/....html?spref=fb |
Wow, that's pretty high tech.
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Wow, that is amazing. It seems like they are creating machines that do everything for you. Soon the machine will make the whole quilt for you!!!
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ooohh, I like that
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That's a cool feature.
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They named it right--DREAMweaver! I'll never be able to afford something so nice :rolleyes:
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thats like my husband had on his power saw....bough time we caught up.....a laser line COOL......................
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I'm pretty sure I'm in love with that thread cutting/reverse pedal. The laser is knifty too. You would think someone would have thought up an aftermarket laser like that already for cheap enough to stick to the machine.
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Don't forget about the new impressive looking walking foot.
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Cool! neat features! I'll take 1 please.; )
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Wonder if that would work on anything other than a Brother?
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Wow! I wish there were a Dreamweaver in my future! What an innovative machine! Tho' my machine keeps plugging along, and I am in no need of a new one, I would make a large space for a Dreamweaver!
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I want one. This is probably very help.
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I told DH that every widow in my guild had the top of the line sewing machine and trades in for the newest model as soon as it comes out and I know he didn't want me to wait to be a widow to have one so it just may be my Christmas gift. I want to compare the Dreamweaver to the new Bernina coming out in Oct.
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Now that would be nice.
Originally Posted by susie-susie-susie
(Post 5474601)
Wow, that is amazing. It seems like they are creating machines that do everything for you. Soon the machine will make the whole quilt for you!!!
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Does any one know where to get a lazer light for any machine as an attachment. Love this!
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I don't think it is available as an attachment. I think you could use a laser level behind your machine on the table. It wouldn't get in your way when chain piecing. Right now I'm using this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5Lh-b45IKY It's so much better then the hard plastic one you have to tape to the machine.
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very interesting for sure !
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Anyone know how much this machine costs?
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I talked to my Brother dealer yesterday and they think will be in store by mid to late September. The XE will sell in the $8000.00 range. I can'twait. I am retiring soon and planing to look into a mid arm, think this might be the best choice. Think of an 11 inch opening to machine quilt. Can you tell I am excited!!
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Originally Posted by BellaBoo
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Wow!
I really want to try out this machine. I didn't know about this feature of it. http://battsintheattic.blogspot.com/....html?spref=fb |
I just saw the machine at the dealer today, and that laser thing really does seem ( seam!) cool. You can also use the pointer to move the needle position and point to where you want to stop.
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talked to my Brother dealer yesterday and they think will be in store by mid to late September. The XE will sell in the $8000.00 range. I can'twait. I am retiring soon and planing to look into a mid arm, think this might be the best choice. Think of an 11 inch opening to machine quilt. Can you tell I am excited!!
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Originally Posted by kqqlme1147
(Post 5478977)
I talked to my Brother dealer yesterday and they think will be in store by mid to late September. The XE will sell in the $8000.00 range. I can'twait. I am retiring soon and planing to look into a mid arm, think this might be the best choice. Think of an 11 inch opening to machine quilt. Can you tell I am excited!!
I tried this machine last week at the AQS show here in my town. It was totally awesome. They had a special pricing for the duration of the show. The machine was $4,500(500 off the retail price when it comes out in October ). That special price also included for FREE a $2,000 sewing cabinet (a really nice model that opens up to a huge table top, with drawrers for storage) and the three piece carrying totes (retail about $250). I was SOOOO tempted to reserve one since it was such a good deal,a nd the vendor is two minutes away from where I live. However, I reluctantly decided I was too new at this quilting hobby, and needed to wait awhile.:( Anyway, I don't think you'll regret it. There's not much this machine won't do. ENJOY |
Every time I think they couldn't possibly make these machines do more, they surprise me.
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