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Gasp!!
I went into my local sewing machine shop today to buy some bobbins and found they had had a bit of a makeover. They now sell embroidery machines and the New Janome 15000 had pride of place. The gasp is because I now know how much it is! £6495 but you do get a free Ipad (LOL)
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Machine brochure
janome.co.uk
Comments (10)
57675✽
That is a large embroidery area! Do you have room in your neatly finished sewing room for this expensive treasure?
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Maybe - but not in my pocket!
We need to work on your pockets! ;)
30988✽
o dear poor old Scottie, lol
Hugs pam.
Hugs pam.
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LOL
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Yep you get an ipad, Do they have machine trade in allowance? that is how Brother gets us in to new machines! Than they fix them and sell them again!
85867✽
Wow!!! I don't even have a phone that will download an app. I guess I have some catching up to do. I haven't to UK since 1996 I do not have a clue how to convert. I remember in the 1980's if something cost 1 pound, it was about $2. Prices changed by the 1990's. I think the new Berninas are about $12,000. here in USA.
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10633.61 US Dollar
Thanks . What is the ratio? Is that about 1.644? Something near.
IDK it changes sometimes daily, so I just google it.
I love Bernina...but if I had that kind of money I would get a 6 needle brother and still have a lot to spend on accessories.
Muffy :)
Muffy :)
169064✽
It is steep, I am looking at getting a 10 needle when my husband retires. But oh what you can do with these machines. So save your money and I do hope you manage to buy one eventually.
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asterixsew
30 Nov 2013
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Hi Sue this looks mind boggling. The cost is more than a multi needle machine. Looks like you have Christmas, birthdays and any other special occasions that you need a present covered for the next few years. I have heard a little about the machine but did not know the price.
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dragonflyer
30 Nov 2013
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I have seen this machine being demo'ed at a local dealer...I think the I-Pad connectivity was cool, but not sure how much I would really use it...it is not compatible with the digitizing software...and with all of this hoop-lah around the new machine...I am dumbfounded that they are still using their antiquated cloth-setter for their design placement...what's up with that!!!
626✽
I really like the idea of sending designs wirelessly (no more cords or USBs) but I wonder if it will try to sew out documents sent wirelessly to a printer or vice versa.
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That is a hilarious thought!
6788✽
I wouldn't trust that wireless part. As much trouble I have keeping my computer problems under control, I can just see my computer deciding not to work on the day I want to do ME. Not to mention all the new stuff on would have to buy if you don't already have all the tech needed to support the machine.
While I can't afford that price, I wouldn't mind paying so much for machines if they didn't get outdated so often that they are considered "obsolete" and they can't can't repair them.
While I can't afford that price, I wouldn't mind paying so much for machines if they didn't get outdated so often that they are considered "obsolete" and they can't can't repair them.
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Is this Seweezy in Gainsborough? It won't be the same if its had a makeover!
Jo
Jo
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It is indeed!