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10-19-2011, 11:28 AM
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Originally Posted by DonnaC
I've had this website saved on my computer for a while:
http://quiltersreview.com/index.php/...ting-a-breeze/
It's a review of the Handi-quilter that you have (I think), and she mentions a price of $579. However, the review is from 2002, so I'm not sure if the price would be higher now.
NOTE: By the way, this is not sold by the same company that makes the Sweet Sixteen. It's a totally different entity.
http://quiltersreview.com/index.php/...ting-a-breeze/
It's a review of the Handi-quilter that you have (I think), and she mentions a price of $579. However, the review is from 2002, so I'm not sure if the price would be higher now.
NOTE: By the way, this is not sold by the same company that makes the Sweet Sixteen. It's a totally different entity.
10-19-2011, 11:29 AM
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Originally Posted by LyndaOH
How do you all like the HQSS? I'm considering it.
On the frame, if they are no longer featuring it on their site it might be worth a fair amount to someone looking for one. I think I'd post it on ebay and see what happens.
On the frame, if they are no longer featuring it on their site it might be worth a fair amount to someone looking for one. I think I'd post it on ebay and see what happens.
10-19-2011, 11:31 AM
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Originally Posted by fidgety
Originally Posted by DonnaC
I've had this website saved on my computer for a while:
http://quiltersreview.com/index.php/...ting-a-breeze/
It's a review of the Handi-quilter that you have (I think), and she mentions a price of $579. However, the review is from 2002, so I'm not sure if the price would be higher now.
NOTE: By the way, this is not sold by the same company that makes the Sweet Sixteen. It's a totally different entity.
http://quiltersreview.com/index.php/...ting-a-breeze/
It's a review of the Handi-quilter that you have (I think), and she mentions a price of $579. However, the review is from 2002, so I'm not sure if the price would be higher now.
NOTE: By the way, this is not sold by the same company that makes the Sweet Sixteen. It's a totally different entity.
Their first system you had to have a table to mount it on..did not last long nor work well!
Good luck!
10-19-2011, 12:01 PM
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Originally Posted by jaciqltznok
Originally Posted by fidgety
Originally Posted by DonnaC
I've had this website saved on my computer for a while:
http://quiltersreview.com/index.php/...ting-a-breeze/
It's a review of the Handi-quilter that you have (I think), and she mentions a price of $579. However, the review is from 2002, so I'm not sure if the price would be higher now.
NOTE: By the way, this is not sold by the same company that makes the Sweet Sixteen. It's a totally different entity.
http://quiltersreview.com/index.php/...ting-a-breeze/
It's a review of the Handi-quilter that you have (I think), and she mentions a price of $579. However, the review is from 2002, so I'm not sure if the price would be higher now.
NOTE: By the way, this is not sold by the same company that makes the Sweet Sixteen. It's a totally different entity.
Their first system you had to have a table to mount it on..did not last long nor work well!
Good luck!
10-20-2011, 01:54 AM
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I sold mine through the classifieds to a fellow board member for $250.00 cash. Yes they are worth more than that, I paid $800.00 about 7 yrs ago, but, I figured it was better to sell it and let someonelse enjoy it instead of letting it sit in a box under the bed. She absolutely loves it, and I don't regret letting it go for that price at all.
10-20-2011, 03:05 AM
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http://www.handiquilter.com/product/...m-upgrade-kit/
The new style, much better, now sells for 500.00 new, so this old style, will not go for too much, maybe half. I have the old style, would love this new one.
I use the HQ16 on it, not a regular machine.
The new style, much better, now sells for 500.00 new, so this old style, will not go for too much, maybe half. I have the old style, would love this new one.
I use the HQ16 on it, not a regular machine.
10-24-2011, 06:21 PM
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Originally Posted by quilterella
I sold mine through the classifieds to a fellow board member for $250.00 cash. Yes they are worth more than that, I paid $800.00 about 7 yrs ago, but, I figured it was better to sell it and let someonelse enjoy it instead of letting it sit in a box under the bed. She absolutely loves it, and I don't regret letting it go for that price at all.
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