Can the 734de be used as well with sewing as it can be used with quilting? Thanks
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I bought the extra feet. This machine is awesome. Yes! You can. And I do. If you are gonna spend this kind of money get the new one that has 5th spoil so you can overlock stitch. (The stitch used to hem tshirt and knit clothing). It was not out yet when I bought mine. Wise investment and well worth it
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Yes, it can sew on quilts. It seems to do most things that a regular sewing machine does except use electricity!
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Yes, from the Janome site: 5mm maximum zigzag width, 4mm maximum stitch length. Great little machine, I use it in my camper. The only thing it lacks is space between the needle and body of the machine for quilting larger quilts, so I do that on my home machine.
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I would not try sewing heavy denim with this machine. Material such as denim would require a more heavy duty needle and a bit more power. However, if it was a denim/spandex blend that you see in dress jeans, I would not hesitate because this fabric tends to be thinner and used for fashion not function. Hope this helps. Joy
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I have the Juki MO-654 and I love it! I do have some experience with sewing and I think this machine is very easy to use. I've only had it a few months but it's already proved itself with many sweater coats and armwarmers. =)
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Yes, I believe you could use it for that. I copy my patterns on it and stitch over them for paper piecing quilting.
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I got mine to use as an ironing station next to my sewing machine so I could easily press quilt blocks without having to race back and forth to the ironing board. Seems like it should work ok.
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I love it for quilting. The tension is good and no skipped stitches at my house.
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I really like it for quilting. It stays hot, and I can use the point on either end for pressing. I recommend it.
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I'm sure you could, Paul. I'm just saying that any quilter would have a heart attack that you would want to cut paper with a rotary tool! :-) It is very sharp though, so I'm sure it would do what you want. Just don't expect to use it on fabric after that!
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I purchased one and use it occasionally. It has a good magnet and since I have an older Viking machine, which is metal; it does hold well. Since my sewing is predominately quilting using a 1/4" seam, I use my 1/4" seam presser foot more than the seam guide.
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I love my CE7070. It is a reliable machine and it is helping to relearn how to sew. I would recomend to any stage seamstress.
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So far, so good with my DC2014. I just finished my first quilt on it and I love it so far! No problems like my older Singer, and White machines did...
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I don't know. It will thread a size 10 or 12 quilting needle but sometimes it takes a few tries. The clover needle-threader is more consistent and so I think it is better. Hopefully, a beader can give you a better answer.
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The SINGER 3232 Simple sewing machine can be used to sew a whole variety of fabric thicknesses. When sewing something like a patch, be sure to use a sewing machine needle that is appropriately sized for the weight and thickness of the fabrics, such as a SINGER style 2020 needle, in at least size 16.
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I did not have any problem using the thread in my sewing machine. It worked well on denim and regular cloth.
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I love this machine. I have done some light quilting so I think it should sew denim but can't swear to it. I purchased for quilt classes due to its light weight. Hope that helps a bit.