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Originally Posted by Born2Sew
It all depends on your budget, how much you wish to spend, and what all you want the machine to be able to do. Do you want a new machine or used? Shop around with different dealers, models, etc. test drive them and decide what you like best, and which features appeal to you. Then make your decision. Personally, I really like the older machines, as there is not nearly as much to go wrong with them.
If your budget is really tight contact local sewing/quilting guilds. Their members often have good used machines. Or you can try your LQS. |
I have a computorized kenmore that I bought at Sears. I love mine.
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Lots of good advice here. I have a Husqvarna, and so highly recommend getting a computerized machine. The fabric store that sold me mine also gives lots of classes in quilting. Too bad they are more than an hour away. They sell "previously loved" machines, too. I traded in the older model I had first bought, one month later, for a none with all the bells and whistles. It has tons of embroidery designs that come installed, and is a wonderful thing.
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I would love a machine with more bells and whistals. I can dream. God bless. Penny
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Gads - of course I meant "for ONE with all the bells and whistles..."
Bobbie |
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