Isn't she a beauty?
01-05-2016, 02:25 PM
#21
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: SoCal
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Enjoy exploring your machine. It is so much fun to find out all it can do.
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01-05-2016, 05:42 PM
#28
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: kansas
Posts: 6,407
It's actually a Janome 6500P, made for Singer. I did a lot of investigation beforehand and it really is the same machine, only the written stitching index board is different.
I bought the Singer because between the two dealers in town, the other dealer has a not great rep and I've always had great service from the Singer dealer, even though I've never owned Singer before. He really took the time this morning to go over it with me and to be sure I was comfortable with it before sending me off. Hopefully, I made the right choice.
So far, I've made one block (woohoo!) and it's so much easier with the needle down, thread cutter and 1/4" foot!
And the speed control is great for my FMQ...I sometimes get a little heavy on the pedal and my stitches get too small. This is great!
It came with the knee lifter but I'l need a different table to be able to use it.
Watson
I bought the Singer because between the two dealers in town, the other dealer has a not great rep and I've always had great service from the Singer dealer, even though I've never owned Singer before. He really took the time this morning to go over it with me and to be sure I was comfortable with it before sending me off. Hopefully, I made the right choice.
So far, I've made one block (woohoo!) and it's so much easier with the needle down, thread cutter and 1/4" foot!
And the speed control is great for my FMQ...I sometimes get a little heavy on the pedal and my stitches get too small. This is great!
It came with the knee lifter but I'l need a different table to be able to use it.
Watson
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