I'm getting a longarm!!!
12-05-2009, 06:21 PM
#48
Super Member
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Central Washington State
Posts: 5,997
HOWWDEEE!
I am Omak <wave>
and, I did get to meet Miss Dunster and hubby and I even had dinner with her! It was fun to meet someone online and to have them get something so exciting as a longarm ... well, that was just plain exciting!
On the day that she headed back to her home, I arrived at the LQS just in time to give her a hug goodbye and send her off with a wave and a "Be safe" ... from her quietness at the moment, I am guessing that she is having some fun time getting everything warmed up.
The Innova is one of the most affordable long arms on the market in my humble opinion - - and, no, I do not own one. It was just a bit beyond what I was willing to pay and I didn't think I would ever get good enough to warrant the "big girls" machine - - silly me! I quickly outgrew my Babylock Quilter Pro on the Pinnacle frame ... and, now I am saving for the bigger machine.
Everyone is wise to save for the biggest they can get. Once you start doing quilting with your portable home machine, you will find that you are on your way to the "big time" ... do not doubt your ability or your ability to grow into professional in just a few easy projects.
I will now sit quietly in the gallery and wait for Miss Dunster to report on her new "tool"! <wave>
I am Omak <wave>
and, I did get to meet Miss Dunster and hubby and I even had dinner with her! It was fun to meet someone online and to have them get something so exciting as a longarm ... well, that was just plain exciting!
On the day that she headed back to her home, I arrived at the LQS just in time to give her a hug goodbye and send her off with a wave and a "Be safe" ... from her quietness at the moment, I am guessing that she is having some fun time getting everything warmed up.
The Innova is one of the most affordable long arms on the market in my humble opinion - - and, no, I do not own one. It was just a bit beyond what I was willing to pay and I didn't think I would ever get good enough to warrant the "big girls" machine - - silly me! I quickly outgrew my Babylock Quilter Pro on the Pinnacle frame ... and, now I am saving for the bigger machine.
Everyone is wise to save for the biggest they can get. Once you start doing quilting with your portable home machine, you will find that you are on your way to the "big time" ... do not doubt your ability or your ability to grow into professional in just a few easy projects.
I will now sit quietly in the gallery and wait for Miss Dunster to report on her new "tool"! <wave>
12-06-2009, 09:02 AM
#50
Senior Member
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Salem, OR
Posts: 320
I'm looking forward to hearing from her too. As I live only 30 miles away, I'm wondering when she will be open for business? I pieced a top this summer at a class Jean Wells' taught and and want to display it at the art show in 2010.
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