Sewing Machine doing a Hand Sewing stitch look
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I'm guessing that some other company will come out with a competitive, cheaper model. I like the Shasiko (Sp?) embroidery and it would look great on a pillow or a coat as someone said and the back of that wouldn't show. You could line the coat, etc. Bet there will be a knockoff by someone like Brother that will be cheaper.
#33
Originally Posted by grann of 6
Originally Posted by janeknapp
It is a running stitch on the back, too, so it looks just like the front.
You can't do free motion quilting with this machine from what I understand.
#34
Originally Posted by Yooper32
I simply can't image paying that kind of price for a machine that does one thing only. Guess one would have to be pretty flush with their bank account to afford such a frivolity.
Right on that for sure - I'd rather have a Long Arm :!:
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Originally Posted by janeknapp
Originally Posted by Quilter7x
Thank you for sharing. Your comments will be very helpful to people.
I have never heard of this machine before. If it gives a chain stitch look on the bottom that isn't nice looking, would it be possible to put another backing on the project (assuming it is a small project) and do regular quilting through that? For some people, that will be way too much work, but seams like an option.
I have never heard of this machine before. If it gives a chain stitch look on the bottom that isn't nice looking, would it be possible to put another backing on the project (assuming it is a small project) and do regular quilting through that? For some people, that will be way too much work, but seams like an option.
You can't do free motion quilting with this machine from what I understand.
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