I did a lot of research prior to purchasing, sewing on most of the machines at the Paducah quilt show last April. After much consideration, I decided to purchase a Gammill Vision 2.0; 22" throat with 12 foot table. This was partly due to space and the amount of arm reach I was comfortable with.
Because a lot of research wasn't available when I making my decisions, I made a few YouTube videos. If you are considering a long arm machine, I hope you will view these videos.
Things to Consider When Purchasing a Long Arm Quilting Machine
My Gammill Vision 2.0 Purchase and Optional and Promotional Supplies and Equipment
Gammill Long Arm Quilting Machine Haul
Here are two more pictures. The person who delivered my machine set me up with a sample
quilt on. Then I stitched my first panto quilt. I have quilted four quilts so far. I'll get good photos
of them and make a post soon.
Congrats on your purchase. It looks like you will enjoy your new baby for years!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Rhonda. I'm hoping to get a lot of tops quilted. I just finished #7. Now I need someone to bind them. LOL I have three that need binding cut and sewn.
DeleteBet you are enjoying your long arm - You do such great work and being able to do your own quilts must be a joy. Also if you could let me know where i can purchase some of your patterns I would appreciate letting me know. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteBet you are enjoying your long arm - You do such great work and being able to do your own quilts must be a joy. Also if you could let me know where i can purchase some of your patterns I would appreciate letting me know. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteDiana, I tried sending you a reply to your comment on another post but you are listed at no reply. I can't respond to you because your email is not showing. Can you email me direct so I can reply to you? teaquilts @ teaquilts.com Thanks (remove spaces in the email...)
DeleteCongrats on your long arm! I enjoyed catching up with you today at the quilt show. Have fun practicing on your new machine.
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