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I loved my Esante. I since traded her in for the Ellisimo. Babylock machines are very user friendly.
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Great gift! :thumbup: :thumbup: Sorry I don't know nothing about that one.
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Oh how wonderful
My local quilt shop in Richland Center Wisconsin sells Baby Lock. She gives a class everything month with a project that teaches you something that the machine does. So I would find out where the machine was purchased and see if they have classes. Often classes come free with the machine. If the place she purchased it doesn't give classes, get on the internet and find other dealers near you. You will be shocked at all your machine and all those feet can do. I am so thrilled for you |
Congrats, and have fun!!
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Originally Posted by Debka
How exciting! I have an Esante and I love mine. I've had it for almost 10 years now, I think. It doesn't look like that one but I bet they work the same. Play around with the stitches, read the manual, and just try lots of things. I find that making a sample of many of the stitches on a large scrap of fabric is helpful as a future reference. (Mine also has an embroidery feature, with attachments and hoops, but I confess I have never used them. One day I will explore them too.)
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No pointers,no suggestions,but my mom was also a very giving mother.I miss her and you should be so proud of her generosity.
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What a wonderful gift from your Mom. I have an Ellegante 2 and find the manuals very user friendly. You will learn by using. Have fun!
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google sewing machine manuals and you can buy the manual for 8.00 or 10.00 and they have hundreds of them.
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Go to babylock.com they have some Sew @ Home class you can buy. I get them and have learned more taking the class. they are on the phone with you and show you on the computer how to do it. And if you have a question you can ask. Really nice.
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I have one and I love it.
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