Which is great! It has so many different attachments that come with it too. I was anticipating having to buy a darning or free motion foot (a $30 value) , but it came with a darning foot, so I don't have to. I love the size of the table that comes with it too.
I brought it home and got right to work. Easy to thread and bobbin winding is much easier than my current machine.
So on to free motion quilting. I have determined that the peddle has to be pressed all the way down, to get maximum speed, but my hands have to move at a much slower pace to keep the stitches small.
Attempt 1
You can even see from my first attempt to my 2nd, that I have improved. I will continue to practice until I feel confident enough to work on an actual quilt.
Attempt 2
Fun, fun, fun :)...ya I'm nuts
Oh and while out, I stopped by Walmart to get more wool for my stripped afghan and also picked up these fat quarters to make more napkins - we are still using our Christmas ones.
2 comments:
You got a great deal on that machine it looks like! I love my Husqvarna's from that era =)
Hi,
I bought a 2000 SL for my daughter, but alas there is no manual. Did you get a manual? Would you be willing to make a copy of it or scan it for us if you did?
thanks
david@redroadsliving.com
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