Eversewn Sparrow 30 machine
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Eversewn Sparrow 30 machine
I have the chance to buy one, used once at a one day quilt class and put away never used again. All accessories and case for $200. I bought one when they were first sold for my daughter but she hasn't used it much but said she liked it. She isn't much of a sewer so.... Anyone have one and like or dislike it? I want a lightweight machine with all the features for retreats and this has all the features I want. I guess for $200 it isn't going break the bank either way but an honest review helps
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I think you got a good deal! Both in price and features.
I just bought the lower model, the non-computerized 15 for a bit under $200 when I added a 1/4 quilting foot. I've been using it for my new sewing group. There are reasons why I wanted non-computerized model, mostly because I will still have a high end machine set up at the house and just wanted a nice straight stitch on a portable machine. So far I've been quite happy with the machine. For me it is intuitive to use, a do find it a little loud and a little slow,
The 30 goes slightly faster and has some options that are desirable. I'm used to the foot pedal but the 30 has the start/stop button, a speed control, and cut thread. The weight is good for a portable machine and it will fit in standard rolling cases. I probably would have snatched yours up at the price point!!
I just bought the lower model, the non-computerized 15 for a bit under $200 when I added a 1/4 quilting foot. I've been using it for my new sewing group. There are reasons why I wanted non-computerized model, mostly because I will still have a high end machine set up at the house and just wanted a nice straight stitch on a portable machine. So far I've been quite happy with the machine. For me it is intuitive to use, a do find it a little loud and a little slow,
The 30 goes slightly faster and has some options that are desirable. I'm used to the foot pedal but the 30 has the start/stop button, a speed control, and cut thread. The weight is good for a portable machine and it will fit in standard rolling cases. I probably would have snatched yours up at the price point!!
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The rolling tote made for it is the same as the Bernina one, has the Eversewn logo, design and color but the tote is made identical to the Bernina one that came with my Bernina. This Eversewn was bought at the local Bernina shop here, receipt was in the box.