
I'm intrigued by the Bernina BSR machine(s?) and might look into that. Depending on the price, that might be cool, especially if it can also handle garment sewing that occasionally gets a little on the heavy duty side.
They are from Ottobre design 03/05. I'm ready to take a break from sewing denim for a while and give my poor wimpy machines a rest.

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Vicki, I should let you try out my machine. I of course have no clue all the things it can do, being a beginner, but i was encouraged to get the most machine for my money, and since my MIL was pitching in I went ahead and got a pricier one. It is a Janome. I think it is cool, but again have no clue all the stuff it is capable of. You might be able to tell me.
I have a Pfaff and absolutely love it. It's the most simple one they make, I think - the "Denim" model. I've sewn more denim slings on that thing than I can count, and it handles anything I can throw at it like buttah. Not cheap, though, but it's paid for itself many, many times over since I got it.
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