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The one at Walmart is not as wide. That is way the one at Knols costs a lot more. The Jamone is a big machine so I am not sure if it will fit inside the cabinet. My hubby wants me to get a nice wood one but I think if it fits that one would be fine...that way I will not feel bad if it does get bumped or nicked.
Originally Posted by roxie623
Will be interested to hear what others have to say. I have been looking at this machine also. I have the cabinet that was posted but got mine at Walmart for $129.99.
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Mine was about the same. just call your local dealer.
Originally Posted by cat-on-a-mac
Originally Posted by phylklos
since reading all the raves about the Janome 7700, I am tempted to trade in my original Janome. What price range are we talking about with the 7700? If I can FM more of my quilts, it might be worth an upgrade. Just a ballpark figure will help; thanks :-D
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I got a package deal - machine, table, travel case on wheels, 12 pack thread, blue dot bobbin case and binding tool - $3180 out the door.
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I don't know what state you are in.........I (we) purchased ours near Lancaster, PA.
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Originally Posted by carolaug
The one at Walmart is not as wide. That is way the one at Knols costs a lot more. The Jamone is a big machine so I am not sure if it will fit inside the cabinet. My hubby wants me to get a nice wood one but I think if it fits that one would be fine...that way I will not feel bad if it does get bumped or nicked.
Originally Posted by roxie623
Will be interested to hear what others have to say. I have been looking at this machine also. I have the cabinet that was posted but got mine at Walmart for $129.99.
My Elna is a big machine and it has a few inches to spare but I'm not sure how the Horizon is proportioned in comparison so I'd definitely measure it before buying any table, desk or cabinet with the thought to cut a hole to sit the Horizon down into. The 60" measurement at Kohl's is when it's all opened up. Sauder has it on their website & gives the dimensions both open & closed. It is the same as the Walmart one. Hopefully you didn't pay what Kohl's wants for it! And, no, it's not "real" wood but it is sturdy and durable. I haven't managed to mess mine up yet. |
I got one just like that at Joann when they were on sale for 189.00 and there is no hole for a sewing machine you just set your machine on top of it.So any machine will fit.
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I love my Janome Horizon. I traded my 6600 in & got full price for the trade in. I love my dealer. I have a 4800 that I was talked into keeping when I got the 6600. I'm glad I kept it because it is great to take to class or other places because it is much lighter than the other 2. Most of the feet came with my machine, but I will have to check into the blue bobbin & the special needles.
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I also have the binding tool set for the Janome 7700 but have yet to use it. have any of you girls tried the binding tool? http://janomelife.wordpress.com/2010...omment-page-1/
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No but I sin because I covet one.
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Has anyone seen how this works?
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I have seen a few videos but none that did the corner which is what I would like to see...I did find one that was a PDF but a video would be more helpful. I need to make a small placemat and just do it and figure it out...I just do not have a lot of time to play with it. I have seen people write that once you get the hang of it its awesome...wish they had a better tutorial on it.
Originally Posted by cbridges22
Has anyone seen how this works?
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I have read my whole instruction manual and do not see anywhere that it talks about oiling the machine.Does anyone have any info on that.I have only had my machine a couple weeks and am still learning it.
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Originally Posted by cbridges22
I have read my whole instruction manual and do not see anywhere that it talks about oiling the machine.Does anyone have any info on that.I have only had my machine a couple weeks and am still learning it.
The user group is pretty helpful, if you want to check it out. |
oops see below
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Originally Posted by carolaug
http://www.kohls.com/upgrade/webstor...=shopping10&mr:referralID=1e459a9a-5f0d-11e0-a86a-001b2166c2c0
This is the sewing cabinet/table I like...trying to figure out if the Jamone will fit. Also FYI, we looked at these cabinets before for DD's machine, but they don't appear to have an insert or drop for machines ... they just sit on top |
Originally Posted by carolaug
If you are going to free motion quilt you will want the blue bobbin case.(30.00) also the quilting needles. they are only 5.99 - Alos I love the accufeed 1/4 foot you have to buy that separate too...its 24.99
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Originally Posted by carolaug
http://www.kohls.com/upgrade/webstor...=shopping10&mr:referralID=1e459a9a-5f0d-11e0-a86a-001b2166c2c0
This is the sewing cabinet/table I like...trying to figure out if the Jamone will fit. |
Originally Posted by phylklos
since reading all the raves about the Janome 7700, I am tempted to trade in my original Janome. What price range are we talking about with the 7700? If I can FM more of my quilts, it might be worth an upgrade. Just a ballpark figure will help; thanks :-D
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Originally Posted by carolaug
found it...I only paid 5.99 a pack...but this is what it is...check with your dealer...if you can not find a good price let me know and I will give you the email address of my Janome dealer http://compare.ebay.com/like/2002626...02_304662&UA=M*S%3F&GUID=0bc7b36212a0a0645c734403ffafc5f1&itemid =200262633928&ff4=263602_304662
I have a MC 9000, but not the 7700. I still love my 9000 and it works fine, so no need to trade it in. A friend does have one and she loves it. The 7700 is much bigger than the 9000/9500. She got hers at the Vermont Quilt Festival for $2400. If you're in Burlington, VT, you might want to wait for the end of June and go to Festival to check out a demo. The shop called Bittersweet always vends there and they will have the 7700 to play with. |
I have the 7700 and I LOVE it,no complaints. My shop owner offered a super good class on learning all the functions of the machine and let us try many of the feet you can purchase for it. I think anyone should take a class if it's available. It is a marvelous machine!!
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I have found several sizes of machine quilting needles and it is important to get the correct size. How do you determine which size fits your project?
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How much does the binding attachment cost?
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Originally Posted by wtxpeach
I have found several sizes of machine quilting needles and it is important to get the correct size. How do you determine which size fits your project?
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I live in Canada, but my dealer told me that the binding attachment is $150.00 and every time she demos it, she sells it. I'm hoping to see a demo soon... It sounds wonderful.
Originally Posted by wtxpeach
How much does the binding attachment cost?
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Originally Posted by carolaug
http://www.kohls.com/upgrade/webstor...=shopping10&mr:referralID=1e459a9a-5f0d-11e0-a86a-001b2166c2c0
This is the sewing cabinet/table I like...trying to figure out if the Jamone will fit. |
I would love to see a demo...I have heard its awesome. I have it but have no idea how to use it.
Originally Posted by Quiltmaniac2010
I live in Canada, but my dealer told me that the binding attachment is $150.00 and every time she demos it, she sells it. I'm hoping to see a demo soon... It sounds wonderful.
Originally Posted by wtxpeach
How much does the binding attachment cost?
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qulting needle 14 is for thicker material. I use material tht is it a tighter weave...stuff like whayt they use for curtains. I can get it for 3.99 a yard at a fabric store near buy. Its nice and heavy. quilting needle #11 is good for regular material and going through the batting.
Originally Posted by cbridges22
Originally Posted by wtxpeach
I have found several sizes of machine quilting needles and it is important to get the correct size. How do you determine which size fits your project?
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So far the only size table for the 7700 that I know of is the Koala...sooo expensive. I really want one that I can put inside the table that you can not see the sewing machine when not in use
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Originally Posted by carolaug
So far the only size table for the 7700 that I know of is the Koala...sooo expensive. I really want one that I can put inside the table that you can not see the sewing machine when not in use
Linda |
Originally Posted by carolaug
I would love to see a demo...I have heard its awesome. I have it but have no idea how to use it.
Originally Posted by Quiltmaniac2010
I live in Canada, but my dealer told me that the binding attachment is $150.00 and every time she demos it, she sells it. I'm hoping to see a demo soon... It sounds wonderful.
Originally Posted by wtxpeach
How much does the binding attachment cost?
Linda |
Originally Posted by carolaug
So far the only size table for the 7700 that I know of is the Koala...sooo expensive. I really want one that I can put inside the table that you can not see the sewing machine when not in use
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Carolaug, thanks for the help with the needles!
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I like the idea of just having my husband fixing the instead to make it fit...that just may work. The purpose for the table is so that I can put it away and make it look like just regular furniture. My hubby would love me to sew in the back room...but I like sewing in the kitchen/diningroom.
Originally Posted by BKrenning
Originally Posted by carolaug
http://www.kohls.com/upgrade/webstor...=shopping10&mr:referralID=1e459a9a-5f0d-11e0-a86a-001b2166c2c0
This is the sewing cabinet/table I like...trying to figure out if the Jamone will fit. Have you considering buying an old wooden table and having someone cut the appropriate size hole and build a bracket shelf under it? I saw Eleanor Burns and her son do this on one of her tv shows several years ago. Lots of area to the left & behind to support the weight of all those quilts you'll be working on with your new toy--LOL! There was a picture of my table on the board. Last fall or late summer, I believe. |
Thanks...I think I am just going to have to try it...I have been chicken...
Originally Posted by Quiltmaniac2010
Originally Posted by carolaug
I would love to see a demo...I have heard its awesome. I have it but have no idea how to use it.
Originally Posted by Quiltmaniac2010
I live in Canada, but my dealer told me that the binding attachment is $150.00 and every time she demos it, she sells it. I'm hoping to see a demo soon... It sounds wonderful.
Originally Posted by wtxpeach
How much does the binding attachment cost?
Linda |
http://www.sears.com:80/shc/s/p_10153_12605_02098700000P?mv=rr
I saw this table at Sears...made by Arrow. Arrow cabinets are suppose to be big enough for 7700 |
here is some more info ...regarding tables for the Jamone Arrow Sewing Cabinets wrote: "Hi Carolyn. Our Gidget II, our Bertha, our Aussie and our Kangaroo all fit the Janome Horizon perfectly. Call us tomorrow if you need to find a dealer 1800-533-7347 or visit our website http://www.facebook.com/l/75486/arrowcabinets.com.
http://www.kangarookabinets.com/sewing.php#aussie |
Originally Posted by carolaug
http://www.sears.com:80/shc/s/p_10153_12605_02098700000P?mv=rr
I saw this table at Sears...made by Arrow. Arrow cabinets are suppose to be big enough for 7700 |
its only 169.00 for the gigit
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Check out Arrow Cabinets – they are hosting a series of giveaways on their FB page http://www.facebook.com/pages/Arrow-...ts/92404926447, including a sewing suite! You can also give them a call to get a Janome-exclusive coupon! - they are giving away two table for the Jamome 7700 - they just need 8 more likes on their facebook page...
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The blue bobbin case has a little different tension setting on it and is specifically designed for free motion quilting. There are 2 small 'detail' changes to the bobbin itself to avoid birdnests and tension issues.
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