Does anyone own a Husqvarna?
#91
OK, went for my test drive today!! DH went with me, he didn't react as badly as I thought!! He's still alive! Saw the Diamond and the SE. The Diamond is sweet, but at this time just can't justify the $$$. SE Limited Edition very nice. Saw 2 Janome, MC11000 and the 6600. Both extremely nice! DH was ready to buy the SE. Then when we went to Janome and saw the 6600 he really like the construction of it. DH asked me, how much embroidery will I actually do? I'm not sure, maybe its something I'd play with, but I do do most of my stuff by hand (applique & quilting) so is it worth the extra $3-4,000 that I don't know how much I would use it? Then on the other hand I probably could pick-up a stand alone embroidery for a lot less than the $3-4,000. So confused!!!! :lol: :lol:
#92
If you are looking for a new machine look at the Pfaff...the dual feed just makes everything so much easier and more accurate and it means you have a built in walking foot - they are a little more expensive but once you try one you will never go back. I had a Janome for years and then a Husqvarna....but the Pfaff is just amazing.
#93
I have two Husqvarnas ...one i`ve had for about 35 years it`s a 2000 SL.......which i still love, then the other i bought second hand it`s the 1100...with embroidery cards etc....i love both ....thy are work horses lol I would never trade them in....
#94
Originally Posted by bitty39
If you are looking for a new machine look at the Pfaff...the dual feed just makes everything so much easier and more accurate and it means you have a built in walking foot - they are a little more expensive but once you try one you will never go back. I had a Janome for years and then a Husqvarna....but the Pfaff is just amazing.
#95
Thought you might like to know that Viking bought both Singer and Pfaff a couple of years ago....they carry both Singer and Pfaff embroidery designs on their website, along with the Husqvarna Viking embroidery designs. Jinnie
#97
I own the same model machine and would love a new one but would definately keep the 6440, such a workhorse!
Originally Posted by hapytlk
BTW...I tried to buy another 6440 for my daughter. It was such an amazing model that it has held it's value and the dealer said IF he could find someone to part with theirs..they were selling for $800!! this is a machine I got in 1977!!
#99
Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2014
Location: Houston, TX
Posts: 817
Among my not intended collection of modern machines I now own 3 H Viking machines and truly like them all
* Emerald 183,
* T50 w the embroidery software package and the
* Sapphire 960Q
Had only sewn happily on a Singer. My sister allowed me to use her Diamond at a sewing retreat about 9 years ago
I was in awe-everything about the machine was amazing!!!
A girl can get used to sewing on top of the line machines 😎
#100
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Carroll, Iowa
Posts: 3,487
I had a Husqvarna Designer1 for 16 years and the only reason I traded it in was they gave me a great price as trade-in and I didn't have any room to keep it. Already have one machine on the cutting table. Now I have a new Husqvarna and getting used to it slowly. 1st time using a walking foot and I think I like it. Haven't taken it off since I put it on. I got the walking foot with changeable feet so using the 1/4" with a side guard to keep me flush with the edge.
Still miss my old reliable Designer 1 though.
Still miss my old reliable Designer 1 though.
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