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Old 06-20-2014, 02:06 PM
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jcrow
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Originally Posted by ragamuffin View Post
I would go to a sewing machine repair man or someone who takes in trade-ins. They will have good used ones and will probably recommend a good solid one, a work horse so to speak. Make sure it works good because if she gets a messed up one, she will think sewing is not for her. Good luck.
I think you are right. A good used older machine is better than the new cheap ones made today. And the dealers will give you a warranty on a used machine. I'd try a few dealers and see what they have to offer. Have a fun road trip one day and see what's out there, used, of course!
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