Is there one sewing machine for everthing you want?
03-23-2015, 09:08 AM
#31
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No. One machine won't do it all. I got a PFAFF embroidery machine that has a harp almost as large as my 1973 Singer which does all basic sewing and has some decorative stitchers, but is heavy. It also has a large harp so I've quilted king size quilts on it. The PFAFF is also heavy. I recently got a smaller, lighter Janome to take to classes and stuff. I was debating getting a Singer featherweight instead.
03-23-2015, 11:02 AM
#32
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Thank you so much, Ya I have already decided I think I will get the Juki because I have heard so many great things about the machine. But I do a few questions about it so I will be PM about them when I get ready to buy it.
Originally Posted by asabrinao
I don't embroider, so can't really comment on that, but I can comment on the Juki-TL2010. I bought one about a year and a half ago for $999, when I had originally planned to spend half that amount. I'm really glad I shelled out the extra money for the Juki though. If you're going to go with two machines and if one them can be a straight-stitch only machine, then the Juki is a really good investment. There are a lot of threads on here about the 2010, so I won't go into the details of what I like about the machine, but feel free to PM me if you have any questions.
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