We've all read gushy blog posts using terms like "over the moon" and "beyond excited", but in this case those terms genuinely apply. I've been a "BERNINA girl" since about 1987, and never looked back. I truly feel at one with both my workhorse 1130 and this beauty due to the amazing responsiveness of the foot pedal. The electronics of their foot pedals give me perfect control when free motion quilting, which makes all the difference.
So, in order to get acquainted with my 770 QE I was given lessons at Bear's Paw Fabrics in Towson, Maryland. The staff was so kind, welcoming, and knowledgeable! Here's Judy Munro, the owner, and Noreen, one of my teachers, on the day I got my first lesson.
Judy Munro of Bear's Paw Fabrics in Towson, MD |
My amazing teacher Noreen. She really knows her stuff, and her enthusiasm is contagious! |
- The light, look at all of that light!
- The large harp.
- Can't live without a knee lift.
- The thread cutter and needle threader.
- The machine is sophisticated, yet quite user friendly.
- The touch screen provides loads of information about the settings with just the touch of a button.
- The huge bobbin.
- As always, the phenomenal stitch quality.
In short, I love it, and am honored to have this opportunity to use it.
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In other news, as an extension of my editorial duties for Machine Quilting Unlimited I've been blogging for the magazine twice a week. Look for posts on Tuesdays and Thursdays at http://machinequilting.mqumag.com/category/blog/ . In my latest post (yesterday's) I share 10 of my best tips for free motion quilting success, so why not go check it out?
Thanks for stopping by!
6 comments:
I've had my 770QE since November. It's a dream to work on! Congrats!
Thanks Suzy, I love it too!
Congratulations! I just purchased my first used Bernina and am loving it so far.
Congratulations.
How wide is the harp?
I just got a 750QE
Already broke a needle and got it stuck.
Not a good start.
I was lucky enough to get an 880 a year ago and I love it. I'm so excited to see what you do with your machine.
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