Janome Reveals the Ideal Crafting Companion for Marie Osmond :...

MAHWAH, N.J. September 2, 2008 -- 'After learning to quilt from my mother, I have always believed that busy hands are happy hands,' said Marie.

[brenda frye]

i have an old sewing machine and would love to have a new janoma sewing machine 11000 to do all of my sewing with. thats my dream

[Shari Himmelberg]

Be careful what you wish for, it is probably more headaches than you want to deal with. I have a Janome 9500 I bought less than 5 yrs. ago, it sat in the box for about 4-5 months before I got my sewing room built and I first used it only to do some stockings for Christmas the first year but the thing never worked properly; it breaks threads, jams up threads, pulls the bobbin thread over into the designs since I've had it. I have had it in the shop nearly 4-5 times every year. It was always needles, bobbins, thread, etc. everything but the machine, even though I used what was recommended. They now are saying it is all my embroidery patterns because the patterns on the machine are sewn fine. I don't think I have to limit what I embroider on that machine to what is on the machine and I don't believe he realized that the software is actually in the computer brain in the machine, duh... I am suing them. I'd recommend a Bernina or Baby Lock.

[Suffern Native]

LOL, I have to laugh. They posted an ad as if it were using this medium legitimately, and look what they got! Too funny! In my experience, stick with your old tried and true sewing machine with its fewer moving parts, metal instead of plastic, and MUCH lower cost.

And, folks, most of that embroidery stuff looks just awful, to be honest.