Juki HZL-F600 Full Sized Computer Sewing and Quilting Machine
I did not even start out wanting a Juki. I have heard nothing but good things about juki's and when we left the Janome Shop in Texarkana, I just went on line and searched out what I was looking for.
The below picture is the reason I purchased this Juki besides the price tag.
See the number six? Just a tap of the button. My Pfaff you enter in two numbers and truly it was no big deal to do this. The Janome I was looking at you had to punch in, well...let's say I stopped counting when he hit the button more than four times. I just want to go from one to the other.
Here is a practice pillow top, using my Island Batik Fabrics, of course.
I chose one of my patterns that would use every feature I would need. The quilting on this is fabulous, the stitches look great. The thread did not break, that was a great big plus.
My pfaff the presser foot just goes down automatically, that is a nice feature. This one you have the lever in the back. Still no big deal, I just put the knee lift on and well...there you have it.
I do not need or want the decorative stitches, nor did I want a machine that does straight stitch only. I just need the straight stitch, blanket stitch, and quilting abilities. There you have it.
I love the lighting on this machine, the table that comes with it. I folded a piece of fabric eight times and it just hummed over it.
Simple.
With every machine there is a learning curve and once that is over we will sing songs of love.
Still love my pfaff but will be selling her.
What machines do I have left?
Juki
Pfaff embroidery machine
Pfaff (lifestyle)
Nicce
White serger.
My daughter in law asked me how many machines do I need. One day I will answer that question without rolling my eyes.
So what do you have and what is your favorite.
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