Oh gosh, Joann's has got a bunch of their machines on sale!
07-05-2013, 12:16 PM
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Oh gosh, Joann's has got a bunch of their machines on sale!
*Drool* So many nice new machines. I don't need one though. I've gotta be good and not spend what I don't have.
Ooh...http://www.joann.com/brother-se400-c...prd_10225795a/
Ooh...http://www.joann.com/brother-se400-c...prd_10225795a/
07-07-2013, 03:26 AM
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*Drool* So many nice new machines. I don't need one though. I've gotta be good and not spend what I don't have.
Ooh...http://www.joann.com/brother-se400-c...prd_10225795a/
Ooh...http://www.joann.com/brother-se400-c...prd_10225795a/
WALMART HAS THAT FOR 389 EVERYDAY. thats where i bought mine over a year ago
07-07-2013, 10:02 AM
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Always double check the quality of these machines. Many made for Walmart, Joann, etc..are made with somewhat less quality parts. IE..plastic instead of metal. They are less costly for a reason. Try seeking out an actual sewing machine store.Many sell vacumns & sewing machines. The ones around here are great! Always helpful with the machine & advice long after purchase & usually they also do repairs. For an 'extra' $100. or so..it may well be worth it . At least, that's what I found to be true. Good luck, with whatever you choose!
07-07-2013, 05:05 PM
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Pls don't drool too much over the "sales" at big box stores. Joann's is the Walmart of the sewing/crafting world. If you want a new machine go to a dealer. They're prices are competitive. They really want your business. You'll get classes advice & way better service. Give the local dealer a shot before you buy & regret
07-07-2013, 08:18 PM
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I agree with Franklindixie and Ellgeo...I would never buy any big ticket item from Walmart or Joanns. I bought a rolling bag for my sewing machine from Joanns and they wouldnt stand behind the item which was defective. Eventually I did get my money back directly from the manufacturer, but it was a big hassle. Of course, be sure the dealer you go to is a good one as well, but even a bad dealer would be better, in my humble opinion 
07-07-2013, 09:23 PM
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I disagree, I bought my SQ9000 from Wal Mart a couple of years ago and it still does all I ask of it.
I bought my Brother PE 770 online from a Vac/sewing machine store and it too does what I ask of it.
My Janome 11543 was purchased off of Overstock.com and it runs just as good as the day it was delivered.
Also if I ever had a problem with a product bought at either of these stores. My issues were taken care of to my satisfaction every time.
I would rather give my business to Wal Mart or Jo-Ann's any day.
I bought my Brother PE 770 online from a Vac/sewing machine store and it too does what I ask of it.
My Janome 11543 was purchased off of Overstock.com and it runs just as good as the day it was delivered.
Also if I ever had a problem with a product bought at either of these stores. My issues were taken care of to my satisfaction every time.
I would rather give my business to Wal Mart or Jo-Ann's any day.
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