First Sewing Machine for Little Girl
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I teach sewing to 9 year olds to adults. We purchased 10 new Janome Jem Gold 660 machines this year. Our girls love the machines because they are so easy to use. They were $199 with no shipping charge. Excellent machine that will last your daughter for many, many years. A person in our quilting group has had one for 10 years. No repairs and she does a lot of sewing/quilting.
Here is a link to purchase them from Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/Janome-Jem-Gol...anome+jem+gold
Good luck and congratulations to our daughter for wanting to learn the life long skill of sewing/quilting.
Here is a link to purchase them from Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/Janome-Jem-Gol...anome+jem+gold
Good luck and congratulations to our daughter for wanting to learn the life long skill of sewing/quilting.
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My DGD first machine was a real one but cute. The Janome Hello Kitty Green 3/4 size machine. It sews great, just like the Janome Jem but has an optional no petal needed to sew button. The newer White Hello Kitty machine is even more advanced.
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Is this the one that is greenish/turquoise like? Where is the button for the no petal option? That is exactly what I want for my DGD because she will sew on my Husqvarna but I really don't want her on my expensive machine plus we could both sew at the same time. I was looking at pics online and can't tell and it doesn't say anything about that feature? Thanks
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