Excellent little zipper foot for an excellent price.The price was so low I wondered if I had truly ordered the correct product but it works like a charm on my 
I bought this particular Prym sewing basket because its listed dimensions (15x10x8 inches) was larger than the others. In reality it was hardly 14X9X7 on the outside. The inside tray was 2 inches deep and sturdy, but that left at most 11.25x7.25x5 inches of space under it for all my other sewing supplies, not nearly enough space. Also, the inside lining that was glued on was already letting go.How disappointing!!Now I'm stuck with this basket (costing $18 plus $8 shipping), not wanting to spend another $8 to ship it back.
This is very useful for reading cross-stitch charts and stitching on fine linen.My eyes need the help.The flexible arm makes it easy to manipulate. It is small enough to pack for travel too.
This is a fairly nice embroidery machine for the price.It does have a few things I don't like but overall I am glad that I purchased it.The embroidery designs sew out beautifully!And getting a machine that you can hook directly to your pc is definately the way to go! It elimanates pricy design disks and cards.You can find lots of great desings on the web to purchase and download to use on this machine plus it accepts many formats.What I don't like about the embroidery aspect is the fact that the large hoop is not a true 5X7.So I have to resize a lot of my designs to fit the hoop.I really wish they offered a larger hoop as an extra accessory!The digitizing software that comes with the 200 is not that spectacular.You can take simple clipart pictures and turn them into embroidery but nothing too complex and the software dosen't allow you to make appliques.I think you can get better digitizing software elsewhere.It also only comes with 2 fonts: courier and block.You can purchase a disk with extra fonts but the disks for this machine are expensive! I think they run around $200.The sewing part of this machine I rarely use mostly because I have a Euro Pro sewing machine that I sew on and comparing the 2 I am all for the Euro Pro hands down.This machine seams to sew a little "rough" in comparison.Overall I think this is a Great starter embroidery machine at a good price.
I used this on my shredders which were badly in need of some oil. Now, they definitely work better & do a finer job-there are virtually no clogs to clean out & the scraps of paper are smaller & compact better.
I like that these bags help with people that have allergies.Bags fit well and you don't have to go to Sears to purchase new bags.
I love My Little GracieIIThis is a very Sturdy Frame. the carriage rolls very smoothly. Putting the frame together does take about 6 to 8 hours. depending on your skills with tools, I recommend you watch the video Completely before starting your assembly. All the Hardware parts are very clearly labeled. The only Problem i had was the Foot peddle Assembly on the carriage. But My Husband took One look at it and simply changed the direction that the bolts and nuts were installed. and Now it is Just fine. If you are on the fence about getting this frame. Don't hesitate, this is a very well constructed sound Frame and I know it will serve me well for many yearsGrace Little Gracie II Machine Quilting Frame with QuiltCad Pattern Software and Bungee Clamps Now Included
I bought myself an Accuquilt GO! cutter a couple of months ago.I had very high hopes for this product, and the short of it is, it has lived up to all those hopes.
This new style works as it should, but the nylon "threads" don't seem as sturdy as the old ones. Time will tell.
This is the first walking foot I've used, but it fits my simple Singer machine well and does a great job pulling the fabric through evenly on the top and bottom.The feed dogs work great, and it is simple to attach.The one I got in the mail looked a little different to me than the picture, but it fits and works well.
Halleluia!When my Bissell Steam Mop finally 'died' and I found out they didn't make them anymore I was devastated.The only place I found to buy them was ebay at a whopping $250!Anyway, I searched online for other models and read all their reviews.None of the reviews for other products sounded any where near the quality and hard work of my old Bissell.I saw this model (The Steamboy) and it looked similar to the Bissell, however - nobody had written a review, so I was a little skeptical.
I've been using office shears to cut through photo paper and vinyl prints from our large format printer which wasn't working well. I went on to Amazon.com to look for better shears and decided upon the Mundial tailor shears because of the vinyl I cut and because the Mundial name kept coming up. It's worked well for me. Get a shear sized to your projects. It's worth a few extra dollars.
For one reason. Horrible customer service. I sewed over my needle the first week and dented the blades. The number from HSN shot me to India where they gave me another number that was always busy. Finally I got thier number in Canada. After being on hold for an HOUR, I ordered two sets of blades for $75. They were the wrong blades. I called again, wrong blades came, again. And this time they only sent me one set. HSN is getting this machine back and Euro Pro will not get any more of my money.
I am very happy with this product; would highly recommend it to others.
Satisfied customer.It's hard to find the size 8/60 needles so I am very happy to find a source.
I really like my Siplicity Bias Tape Machine, but the 2 1/2 " quilt binding tip is a waste of money.I had expected that it was going to make 2 1/2 " bias tape for quilt borders, but it does not.All it does is to take a 2 1/2 " strip, and fold it in half.It is difficult to load the fabric into the tip, so just folding the strip in half and using a standard iron would be way easier.Do not waste your money on this tip.If you are thinking about buying a Bias Tape Machine with the idea of using it for 2 1/2 " borders, you will be disappointed.
i love this pad. it is perfect size for my overlock pfaff and this is quite a wide machine. i don't have anything bad to say about this product. it is simply great. even the rim catcher releases very smooth once you want to throw away all of the trims.
The thread ad was a little deceptive.They advertised as thread for Brother machines, which it isn't exactly.They never would give me a definite yes or no on the thread being made for Brother by Brother. I specifically asked them that and they said they had not had any negative responses from Brother owners. That wasn't what the ad stated. It stated thread for Brother machines. The best I could find out was, that it was made in India, but they wouldn't specifically say it was made by Brother for Brother machines.When I received it, at first I was a little disappointed, then I e-mailed them and they told me to give a few spools a try and if I wasn't completely satisfied with it, I could return it and they would refund my money.I thought that was reasonable and gave it a try and it stitched out beautifully. So I thanked them and kept the thread. The only problem was breakage, it seems a little weak, but using a large eyed embroidery needle took care of that.They told me to adjust my tensions on my machine, but I didn't need to touch the tensions by using the larger eyed embroidery needle. Overall, it's basically good thread, beautiful colors and shine to it.
Got here in a timely manor. Works just fine. The part I didn't like was the shipping. Gigantic box for that small item! Box wouldn't fit in my mailbox and I have a standard sized mailbox. Two day USPS bag would have been sufficient. Oh well!
Put on the correct machine, it worked very well. In fact I have sewn about 7 "market skirts" - dirctions for doing so for a little girlwas on the internet as a free-bie , and another site told you how to make it fit an adult.Both little and big turned out well.
Brother Embroidery Hoop 5x7 / B0028TT64M
I just got my first embroidery machine for Christmas last year that I got this to make a quilt for myself, not only it is easy to use but a large variety of patterns.
It sometimes works.There are two problems with it.The plastic fasteners are much flimsier than the ones used to attach tags in stores. The refills seem to be worse than the included staples.The second problem is the use of "original" in the product name.I had one of the originals and the quality was much better.The staples were sturdier and it was able to do all kinds of buttons.This one does not work on buttons with a metal loop instead of eye holes, nor on anything but the thinnest fabric.It is not so handy for quick repair, as I used 4 staples to get one button on. It should have minus stars.
I have been looking at every JoAnne fabrics for a Serger Machine Case and haven't had any luck. Went on Amazon and was very pleased to see exactly what I was looking for and a fantastic price too! Not only is it functional since it is on wheels and can be easily transported, but it is very attractive with the tapestry fabric. Now I can take my machine to classes without the worry of any damage.
The Button Magic just does not do as good a job as a needle and thread do. The plastic fasteners break and the buttons are very loose--one good yank (or an accidental catch on something) and the button comes out, often breaking the plastic "T" ends. Plus, the "T"s need to be pushed through the button holes, often requiring small pliers which can mangle/flatten the "T" tips. Better to just learn how to sew a button on, I say (type)!
This uber light is a fine product at a fine price, but it comes with a 12w bulb which will frustrate most users because it is too dim to read by. You can buy a replacement bulb at 20w for $12-14. You cannot, however, use the available 50w bulb. I suggest petitioning Reliable to create a 50w lamp.
I love my Steamboy and the replacement pads work very well.I tend to wear them out faster than usual on the tile floor as the tile has an uneven surface.They clean exceptionally well, leaving the floor only damp.
The cabinet was delivered promptly and was exactly as described.We are very pleased.
As someone who is getting back into sewing, buying this refurb'd Singer was the best value to test for long term interest before investing big bucks.One quilt down, now know why the Up/Down feature is truly necessary for quilters.Great feature.Love playing with all the decorative stitches...no more hand applique for me.Easy to change stitches and size.On the negative, lighting is inadaquate and threading is not always smooth, can hang up on machine edges (maybe it is me?).I have used this machine for many hours in the last two months to be sure it works since the refurb warrenty is less time than a new model.Have had no problems.
I purchased this machine 6 weeks ago.I researched for months, read loads of info about so many machines, of all types and prices.I learned of the brand Janome through a friend who uses a Bernina.She had sewed on one and really liked it.After reading more info on the Janome website, it seemed that for a very reasonable price this machine might be just fine. For a basic model it is loaded with featutes.I have a lot of experience sewing, and know that most of the time I just need a good solid machine, not full of bells and whistles that will rarely be used. Most other sources have this machine priced much higher.Out of the box the start up is quick and simple, manual very easy, very clear.I was sewing in about 20 minutes after getting it out of the box.It is quiet and powerful. Very beautiful stitches.Easy operation.I am impressed.My main reason for this purchase was to get my daughter a good machine.After buying this one I really like this Janome, and would buy again.Maybe Amazon will start to carry more models of Janome. I will check back in after I have done more projects on this, and let people know how it goes. I definately am content thus far. The only reason for four stars is that I have not used the buttonholer yet, or put in a zipper.