I have been biding on a Fab U motion on E-bay for several weeks they appear to be coming out of the wood works but each time I get Out bid I didn't want to pay over a 100 dollars for it as I haven't see one in person and they say it works on any machine with certain measurments and I am not sure it will fit mine as I am away from home now and don't have access to my machine. So I Bid 50 dollars and I WON I can't wait to get home and try it out.
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What is a Fab U Motion? Thanks.
Never mind, I did a search and found a tutorial. |
I curious on what it is, too
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Congratulations! I have a Fabric Mover for a Pfaff, but I haven't tried it out yet and I have had it for probably a year now! I got it off of Ebay brand new! Will eventually be trying it out before long! I just have too many projects going on right now!
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Congratulations!! :D:D
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Congrats! On your win!
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I have one and love it, did you get the stitch regulator with it, thats a great price.
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No, the one she bought didn't have the Stitch Regulator.
As far as I can determine, there is a Fabric Mover for certain models of the Pfaff (Creative Vision and Viking Topaz Sapphire) and Viking (Designer Series, Sapphire Series, Platinum Series, Scandinavia 2--, 300, and 400, Rose Iris and select Lily Series) which includes a stitch regulator, with a choice of a 7"x9" or 12"x12" working space. The asking prices on these are all over the place - from $300 to $1000. Retail prices look to be from $350 to $450, depending on sewing area size. Then there is a "generic" version of the mover, no stitch regulator, with a sewing area of 7"x9" which is supposed to fit other machines based on size. The prices, at least on eBay, range from $52 to $122. I think this retails for $199. This site had some interesting info and recommendations - just click on the item and scroll down. http://www.allbrands.com/products/ab...FcLr7QodpUH1NQ It looks - at least to me - that it works sort of like John Flynn's frame thingie, except this is sort of attached to/floating above your machine. And because it's on bearings or whatever, by simply moving your quilt, the surface underneath moves/glides easily, and it takes all the weight off the quilter, making it easy to sew in that open area. Would that be an accurate description? |
What a great find - patience surely pays off!! Congratulations!
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Congrats!
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