Euro-Pro Select Sewing Machime???
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Hi, I have never heard of them but see that are some reviews on pattern reviews. com...hope this link works
http://sewing.patternreview.com/Sewi...ine/Euro%20Pro
just incase you can't pick up the reviews most say lots of stitches but very noisey and vibrates and moves on the table.
http://sewing.patternreview.com/Sewi...ine/Euro%20Pro
just incase you can't pick up the reviews most say lots of stitches but very noisey and vibrates and moves on the table.
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I know Canadian Tire in Canada carries some models of this machine. They are usually less than $100 and are an entry level machine (all plastic) made to use occassionally. They show up as a sale item in the flyer every little while.
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Originally Posted by Little RoO
Hi, I have never heard of them but see that are some reviews on pattern reviews. com...hope this link works
http://sewing.patternreview.com/Sewi...ine/Euro%20Pro
just incase you can't pick up the reviews most say lots of stitches but very noisey and vibrates and moves on the table.
http://sewing.patternreview.com/Sewi...ine/Euro%20Pro
just incase you can't pick up the reviews most say lots of stitches but very noisey and vibrates and moves on the table.
Think I will pass
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Originally Posted by Shelbie
I know Canadian Tire in Canada carries some models of this machine. They are usually less than $100 and are an entry level machine (all plastic) made to use occassionally. They show up as a sale item in the flyer every little while.
Thank you for the machine info - I am not looking for an occassional machine
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My sister has one and has always had tenion problems with it. One problem after another. She lost the presser foot and was unable to contact the company for a replacement, had to have the sewing center retro fit a replacement.
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I had the Euro shark it lasted to the end of one quilt and started making a clacking sound. Took it in and was told it was so bad it had to be sent in. In the end it was not worth the money I would
be out so I set it to the curb with the trash.
be out so I set it to the curb with the trash.
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