I got mine about 2 weeks ago. I really really love it. I am piecing a dresden plate quilt for a lady She saw the one I made and told me she wanted to make her one , and told me to let her know when I get it done and the price. Can you believe that. It takes a little bit to get used to it . You will love it. I can't wait to do the quilting on it.

To Holice, your beautiful colorful avatar , is there a pattern for that??

I am so happy for you! I'll bet you are doing the happy dance all over the place! Congrats on your new baby. Don't forget the pics.

Congrats and have fun with that new baby!

I just bought the 6600,,,,and love it ever so much. I do agree, that crockpots are for quilters.

I too just got the 6600 earlier this year and DH would definitely have a coronary if I mentioned upgrading - again!! Have not seen the new one yet (am afraid to go and see it) but I am too old to spend more money on machines anyway. Neither my daughter or DIL sew so I will just stick to my 6600. Now, if I can get myself over to the store and take those free lessons on using it, maybe I will be more productive and less frustrated!

I would like to get a new machine to. I have a Viking-Husqvarna and I really like it, but I would also like something
that does alot more. I have noticed alot of people in quilting classes I have attended have the Jannome. Keep us updated
on how you like it so I can decide..

Thanks,
Jean

Crock pots and time bake ovens...what time savers. Nothing
more frustrating than just really getting into a project only to
stop and make dinner....

Jean

P.S. How do some of you get such a nice signature on
here???

I have one too! The lights are great for my old eyes. If you do free motion quilting you need to get the fm bobbin case holder. It has made a great difference on the stitches. Another 30 $ but it's worth it. Also being able to move the needle left or right is good. Have fun. Roz

Does fm refer to free motion. have never heard of fm bobbin case but will look into it.