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   thehat | Dec 27, 2006 08:16am | #1

   is it a computer one the kind that does it all

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   beccagrace | Dec 27, 2006 08:18am | #2

   This Kenmore sewing machine is an electronic machine. 

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   beccagrace | Dec 27, 2006 08:24am | #3

   The machine has 215 Stitch functions167 built in stitches

   5 styles of computerized auto-size butonholes

   3 one-touch functions buttons (needle up-down, auto lock stitch, reverse stitch

   design your own stitch feature

   7 pc feed dog system

   45 quilting stitches

   7mm width stitch

   15 needle postions

    

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   thehat | Dec 27, 2006 08:39am | #4

   your going to have fun with that  so what are you planing to make your first project

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   Becky-book | Dec 27, 2006 03:34pm | #5

   Wow!  Sounds like lots of fun!  Make sure you read the instruction book, and since it is electronic, treat it like a computer (unplug it from the wall if a thunder storm comes near!)

   B

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   beccagrace | Dec 27, 2006 04:18pm | #6

   Becky.....I am considering upgrading to the next level of machine because of several key factors.  My main concern is that the Kenmore is a good product and my family spent their money for the right machine.  Last night I spent hours researcing the informatin.  But I am not at the point where I need just good honest opinions from experienced sewers.  The Kenmore has a 90 warranty on parts.  I need to compare that to other manufacturers.  These new machines  are so different.  They don't intimidate me, just want to make sure I have a good maching for 300 to 500 dollars.

    

   thanks for you opinion.

    

   Becky