Used Machine I Just Bought!
10-15-2009, 09:54 AM
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[b] :-) :oops: :oops: Hello to everyone I am New to this site an to Quilting, I bought a used sewing machine its the PFAFF Creative 7550, for 650! My early Christmas Present! I Love the dual feed for peicing! Which is the main reason I bought it! But other than that I really dont know anything else about it! It has a lot of built in things! I guess I need to find a place to take lessons! But does anyone out there have this Machine? Do yall like it? is it hard to Learn? I have a lot of questions, on quilting also, any help! I would love! Thank you very much!!!!!!
10-15-2009, 10:08 AM
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Welcome from Southern California. Congrats on your "new" machine. My old machine was a Pfaff, I used it for 20 years with no problems, loved it!!! I was going to get a newer Pfaff, but ended up with a Bernina, cause I have a Bernina dealer a mile away and could get classes and repairs and parts easily. I'd have to travel 40 - 50 miles for the Pfaff so.... I'm sure that someone here has that machine and can help you.
10-15-2009, 10:44 AM
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I want to say Thank You To Your Daughter an Son For Their Service! As I have a Step Daughter in the Air Force for 15 yrs! I am Sure you are very Proud of them as Much as I am Proud of Her!!!!!
10-15-2009, 10:45 AM
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Originally Posted by johnsondebra19
I want to say Thank You To Your Daughter an Son For Their Service! As I have a Step Daughter in the Air Force for 15 yrs! I am Sure you are very Proud of them as Much as I am Proud of Her!!!!!
It is hard when they are gone for along time but they are doing a very important job! :)
10-15-2009, 12:46 PM
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Hello to all the New Quilters/Sewers from another newbie.
Debra....the best advise I can give anyone w/ a new machine is get out the owners manual and just start playing, get a good feel for it.Now if I could just take my own advise w/ a new embroidery machine I have had for awhile now and yet to just play...so afraid of doing something wrong and breaking it.
I am sure all these wonderful people here will have lots of great advise for you.
The main thing is to have fun.
dee
cedar city ut. :D
Debra....the best advise I can give anyone w/ a new machine is get out the owners manual and just start playing, get a good feel for it.Now if I could just take my own advise w/ a new embroidery machine I have had for awhile now and yet to just play...so afraid of doing something wrong and breaking it.
I am sure all these wonderful people here will have lots of great advise for you.
The main thing is to have fun.
dee
cedar city ut. :D
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