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That is the main reason I only quilt with one of my two straight stitch only machines. I have quilted several hundred quilts on them in the 10 years I have had them. They still are not dead.
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Congratulations on your new machine. Sounds like you'll be having fun no matter the weather or Covid this winter. Enjoy and have fun.👍
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Looks like you are on your way. The Machine looks wonderful. congrats to you and happy FMQ.
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Originally Posted by Onebyone
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Four of my sew group have the Dreamweaver. Two that do the embroidery quilting a lot have nothing but problems when they try to sew. They are less then a year old and already been in shop for problems. The other two don't sew or embroidery as much and their machines are fine. All four decided to trade in the machines for a lower tech model hoping not to lose too much of what they paid.
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Originally Posted by Dolphyngyrl
(Post 8437127)
I have had my machine 8 years with not a single issue. I love my dreamy. Service it once a year sews like butter. I sew and quilt mostly with occassionally doing embroidery.
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I asked the dealer what is meant when someone said you killed the machine. She said that's what her repairman says when the motor is burned up, too much strain on the motor.
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