How many sewing machine does one woman need? I can hear the screams from here - you can never have too many!!
Not true in my case.
When my parents sold the lake house, I had to consolidate two sewing spaces into one...leaving me with two of a lot of stuff. Some things I can store until the thing I'm using wears out - like mats, etc.
Somethings, though, take up too much space and it's a shame to let them sit around.
I'm now prepared to let my Janome go to a good home.
So, if you're interested in one heck of a machine at a good deal, here you go.
You can get all the stats here.
The highlights are:
needle threader
automatic thread cutter
knee lift
a gazillion stitches
great big extension table
cool rolling carrying case with other bags for projects
I've had it for about 4 years and it's barely been used. I've used it for applique, some fancy stitching and some piecing. I paid about $1,700 for it and would like to get $1,000 out of it.
If you're interested, send me an email.
Here are the pretty pictures.
The alphabets plus a reminder diagram on how to thread the machine. (I wish all my machines has this!)
All the stitches you could possibly want.
A close up.
Great big extension table.
Lots of feet and other do-dads.
A project storage bag that attaches to the top of the travel bag.
Rolling case with a flat bog for your rotary mat and rulers.
Inside the travel case.
All this could be yours! (cue the cheesy Price is Right music)
