caspharm

I am planning to get an Innova for personal use. I plan to do my quilts and do charity quilts on it. However, it probably won't be until the end of the year.

Momsmurf

I also have a frame with a mid-arm, but unlike QuiltnNan, I don't plan on getting a long arm, although it would be nice. But for what I do for myself (would never do it for others..I'd be too afraid of messing it up) what I have does the job.

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sandy l

I have a Voyager 17, had it for 4 yrs. Use it just for quilts I make, and have no interest in doing quilting for other people.

grandjan

I got a long arm several years ago, a Gammill Premier, and I quilt for myself; once in awhile as a favor for a friend or a service quilt. It makes no economic sense at all but I can do more quilts this way and I enjoy doing it. My DH has encouraged me to add a stitch regulator but I'm balking at the extra expense. I did machine quilt on my sewing machine for years before but the long arm was a whole new approach for me and took awhile to learn.

Landers

I have a BabyLock Jewel 2 years

pab58

I have a longarm -- in my dreams anyway. :| Sigh!! :roll:

Tweety2911

I have a Bailey's and love it! Only 4 quilts quilted under my belt and learning so much.

momto5

I have a Gammill Premier Plus, and I love it! I estimate that I have done over 60 quilts on this machine, and the only thing that would have made it better (maybe...) would have been the Statler Stitcher.
My machine truly has been a blessing and has allowed me to become more productive. I also do commisioned work, so I earn a little money but that is NOT the focus. The real reason for my machine is, like for most of you, family and friends who appreciate all that we do!

vickimc

me I have a Gammill opt+ sence Jan, 2003. love it.

donnaluigi

I was looking on line to see if any one rents time on a longarm. I found one close to home you have to take a 2 hr class first. Think I'm going to try it.