I, too, have the Eversewn 25 and I love it. I don't think you can get a better machine for price and features.

I've heard nothing but great things about it!!!

Lots of previous discussion on the board that you can find using the search function :)

Well, I had not heard of it before but it confirms my decision to sell my older Berninas and know that if my current machine runs into a problem, I can find a reliable inexpensive machine instead of hanging on to to older models.

Good discussion, and timely. I gave my Bernina 1020 5 more chances and it would be out the door. I've had it for over 30 years and rode it hard and put it away wet...horse talk. It owes me nothing. But it used up four of those chances with thread breakage on the bobbin. I re threaded it and changed needles, oiled it again, talked to it and I may look at the Sparrow 30

Leah Day uses an Eversewn 30 and I think she has a review on her website.

I had a Janome that had these features. I traded it for a Pfaff because it didn't have enough decorative stitches that I use a lot ,especially on quilts as you go and baby quilts.

Remember any model under Sparrow 30 does not have the auto thread cutter. That is one feature I have to have on any new machine I buy. It saves so much thread.

I would buy that Sparrow 30 in a heartbeat ( although I have all the machines I need now) if it had a knee lift - that is on my must have list.

I heard only good things about the Sparrow machines. Some have more bells & whistles than others depending on how much you want to spend but they all seem to be reasonably prices. The new sewing lounge in my town sells Eversewn Sparrow machines now.