Which would you choose???
12-28-2010, 05:53 AM
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Originally Posted by jdiane318
Because I have both a Janome 6600P and a Janome 350E, I think you will prefer having two differnt machines. I had a brother 270 combo and knew after one week that I wanted a machine that would do more and that I didn't like the combo. I'm sure that some of us don't always finish what we are doing. Changing a machine back and forth takes time and it can become frustrating. If you lived closer, I would be more than happy to sell you my 6600P with table as I am wanting a long arm. Good luck with your decision.
how do you like your 350E /
I see alot of people have either the 350E or 300 I think it is.
12-28-2010, 05:58 AM
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12-28-2010, 06:00 AM
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Originally Posted by stitchinwitch
You may want to check out Babylock.
12-28-2010, 06:11 AM
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I've seen an embroidery machine creating away while the owner was using her other machine for sewing another project. She has a business embroidering towels and such. I thought it was a grand setup, but I'm sure pricey. Good luck making your decision...make a pros and cons list to help you decide and don't forget to go with your "gut" feeling!
I'm a Janome girl, but I'd love to have a Bernina. Used one in a class and it just hums along! but I'm happy with the Janome.
I'm a Janome girl, but I'd love to have a Bernina. Used one in a class and it just hums along! but I'm happy with the Janome.
12-28-2010, 06:25 AM
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I have both the Horizon and the 11000 SE and love them both. That said, if I had to choose 1, it would definitely be the 11000 SE--she's my baby!! Several reasons besides the embroidery--bobbin low indicator, easy to read screen, needle down (yes, the others have it, too, but easier on the 11000). Have had my 11000 SE for over 5 years and still in love! Good luck with your decision.
12-28-2010, 06:30 AM
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Originally Posted by gale
Originally Posted by CompulsiveQuilter
What is AccuFeed? I'm a Viking girl.
I want a good quilting machine and a decent embroidery machine .
Not worried about the free arm I have that already covered :-)
12-28-2010, 06:39 AM
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I had a Babyloc. I purchased it used, it worked great. Did more than I needed so I was intimidated by it. Sold it last year when I got more serious about sewing and started quilting.
I have a Janome, which suits me fine DC2020. But I have to tell you, the Babyloc I had was the Cadillac. It ran, no it hummed along. Then I took a class and used a Bernina and it hummed along, too. If I had money to toss around I'd get another Babyloc or Bernina, and I wouldn't mind getting a reconditioned machine if the store is reputable and services the unit.
I have a Janome, which suits me fine DC2020. But I have to tell you, the Babyloc I had was the Cadillac. It ran, no it hummed along. Then I took a class and used a Bernina and it hummed along, too. If I had money to toss around I'd get another Babyloc or Bernina, and I wouldn't mind getting a reconditioned machine if the store is reputable and services the unit.
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