not liking my new sewing machine

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01-01-2011, 05:13 AM

#101

morelcabin

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Glad to hear you found something that is right for you! Enjoy her! Happy sewing 2011! LOL!

01-01-2011, 06:34 AM

#102

jitkaau

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Location: Australia

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It is a shame you are having second thoughts. I like my Brother best of all. However, I know how you must feel, as I am disappointed with another, more expensive machine that won't talk to the computer and the hasp is not recognised now...the solution suggested by the company is to pay more money to get an upgrade, which I am suspicious may not work either. Are you able to trade - in for a machine that suits you better?

01-01-2011, 07:06 AM

#103

lynmccoy

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Originally Posted by carolaug

I now have a new sewing machine and LOVE it...it stayed in the box for a few days...then on the table...but once i watched the DVD that came with the machine and I turned it on....I now LOVE it...its the Jamone Horizon 7700 - the throat on it is huge...the buttons on the machine is less intimating then others. And the storage is incredible...it holds 17 feet...bobbins and so much more. It has Three storage compartments. The built in Duel foot is awesome once you get use to it...(three or four times). I am soooo happy finally...and it has a free arm...what a journey...but worth it...

I'm so happy for you!It's so much easier to work on a machine if you like it

01-01-2011, 07:20 AM

#104

everybody's mother

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Originally Posted by carolaug

I have 90 days....I watched the video...read manual...I thought it would be a lot better than this...just not what I thought it would be ; (

Please give it a chance. Watch the video again, try one thing at a time, have patience for one week, then take it back. You have to give things a chance. Remember your first quilt? Your first anything? Did you have sucess right off? If you did, you are a most unusual quilter. It is so frustrating to try new anything, machines are no different. Best of luck, you do have a very good machine there. :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: