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What sewing machine for 8yr old beginner?

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Old 06-01-2010, 06:26 AM
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My grand daughter is 14 and uses my 36 y/o Bernina and my newer Bernina QE 440. She just took right off on the 440. I, on the other hand, am still fretting over such a modern electrionic wonder!
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Old 06-01-2010, 10:16 AM
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I had Kenmore machines for years and years. I found them to be better than the cheap Singers, cheap Brothers, etc. I don't know about today's machines, though. Go check some out and see what you think!! Good luck!
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I love the Janome full size line for a beginner. If you want a smaller siz then a Janome JEM, considered portable for taking to quilt class, would be perfect.
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Old 06-01-2010, 03:33 PM
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Originally Posted by bob1414
I had Kenmore machines for years and years. I found them to be better than the cheap Singers, cheap Brothers, etc. I don't know about today's machines, though. Go check some out and see what you think!! Good luck!
I agree that you can't go wrong with a Kenmore sewing machine.
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I have seen adult machines at target for $79.00, nothing fancy, I think it had 10 stitch function. God bless. Penny
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Walmarts little Brothers seem very nice too. Or maybe you could find a nice trade in at the sewing machine shop!
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You can also check the dealers in your area for trade in's. They sell for cheap and are reconditioned after they have been traded in.
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