Bummer, hope you find a good one.
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Condolences. When mine died I searched the circulars with the free ads and got the loveliest 1920s Singer in a cabinet for $50. It sews like a dream. I like it better than the plastics.
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I did so much research before I bought mine that I finally just closed my eyes and pointed at one. Completely understand the mush brain. Hope you find a new machine quickly since it sounds like you've got a lot to do.
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My recommendation is to buy the best you can afford. Have you a $$$ figure to spend. Go to a local dealer and see if they have any trade-ins. Ask how many hours/stitches on the machine. If they have a tech they can tell on the newer machines.
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Sew sorry! I hope you find something to replace your broke machine!
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That is sad, timing isn't too good either with what you have to do. Good luck, hope you find what you need in a flash.
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Instead of new, get a 15 Japanese clone or a Singer 66 for piecing and FM and a slant-o-matic for decorative and you'll still have money left compared to new. Plus they are better machines.
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Look at the Janome Horizon. I love mine. And with the new Janome machine coming out now, there should be some really nice Horizons traded in.
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Some LQSs take trades on brands they sell. I'd go to a dealer & ask to see trade ins. A good starting place.In the meantime, check out Craigs list in your area,along with for sale ads in newspaper.If you belong to a guild/sewing group, someone might know of a machine for sale. Good luck.
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i would check out the janome horizon i would love one of them. i have three other janome myself love the machine
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