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Date Posted: 10:31:11 05/12/08 Mon
Author: -Cougar1
Subject: Re: Looking to buy a sewing machine...what machines to you like?
In reply to: CJ in PA 's message, "Looking to buy a sewing machine...what machines to you like?" on 08:55:08 05/12/08 Mon

I have a Janome that I got for the same reason, plus for making clothes...I really like it alot, and I have used quite a few machines over the 47 years I have been sewing.

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[> Re: Looking to buy a sewing machine...what machines to you like? -- mared, 10:37:44 05/12/08 Mon [1]

I like my Pfaff creative 7510. I do a lot of crafts--I make quilts, purses drapes, etc.--so this machine holds up to heavy fabrics quite well. It also has some basic embroidery stitches (about 48) that are simple to use and always come out nice. My machine is about 10 years old so I don't know whether the model is still made but I am sure there must be an equivalent. This is the sturdiest, best built machine I have ever had and except for cleanings it never needs any work done. I have previously owned Kemores and Singers.

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