:mrgreen: green with envy LOL. Whenever I mention getting a different machine I swear my husband has an anxiety attack Lol (he's young, he'll get over it) Enjoy your new machine...P.S. you mentioned your husband is the best one you ever had does that mean you have more???Just Kidding. :XD:
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Fred's a keeper! How exciting for you.
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That's an awesome machine! Isn't it great when our hubbies support our habits? Enjoy sewing!!
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A husband that buys a sewing machine and fabric! He's definitely a keeper!
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That is too awesome, that is the exact machine I am saving for !!!!
Your hubby is definately a KEEPER!! |
Very cool and VERY sweet!!! Enjoy!!!!
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Originally Posted by grammy6
:mrgreen: green with envy LOL. Whenever I mention getting a different machine I swear my husband has an anxiety attack Lol (he's young, he'll get over it) Enjoy your new machine...P.S. you mentioned your husband is the best one you ever had does that mean you have more???Just Kidding. :XD:
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Originally Posted by Amythyst02
That is too awesome, that is the exact machine I am saving for !!!!
Your hubby is definately a KEEPER!! |
I haven't heard of that machine before what features made you chose it?
With the plastic on the table how do you get to the bobbin? |
Originally Posted by Ngeorgia
I haven't heard of that machine before what features made you chose it?
With the plastic on the table how do you get to the bobbin? To reach the drop feed button (located in the front of machine, and under the plastic cover of my table), I reach underneath the plastic, slip a specially cut piece of the insulated tabletop out, push the button to drop the feed dogs, and I'm ready to go. Takes longer to tell it than it takes to do it! My drop feed button is on the front of the machine arm... I was plannning on buying a Pfaff machine, but after trying out the Juki at the store I really loved the way it hangs onto the fabric. My engineer husband also liked the Juki system best for my applications. Precision sewing is most important to me, since I like to make small and miniature quilts... |
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