We would like a video about the best made machines. The ones made of metal parts that would require the least maintenance and the ones that are easiest to find parts for are the machines most desirable.
I always love your videos. You are a great presenter of the functions and qualities of each machine. You obviously do your homework in learning the machines' capabilities.
If you had lowered the IDT foot and lines up the stripes in the knit fabric, the stripes are easily fed thru so that they match. It’s also fabulous for quilt piecing, and sewing on the borders so they are not distorted.
I have this Pfaff machine and love it. I have a computerized Bernina but keep it set up for embroidery. The Pfaff is a workhorse that I would rather sew on. Mine did not come with a hard case and I had to special order the machine itself since it is not kept in stock at the Pfaff dealer closest to me. Thanks for the review!
Can I ask a question? I make historical mens suits so I am working with heavy wool cloth. I have a 1960's metal straight stitch Singer which is brilliant BUT I do get "creep" of the top cloth over the bottom cloth which is a problem. I also have a modern plastic Singer for button holes and it is utterly useless. Do you think this machine would replace both of these?? My straight stitching has to be millimeters perfect, so I worry about modern machines having the strength.
I love mine to for sewing I don’t like doing embroidery because it’s so loud! I use the bernina deco 340 and my elna same machine made by janome. Love my pfaff for reg sewing
@@piccalillipit9211 honestly, I would stick with your vintage Singer straight torch and get a walking foot for it so no shifting occurs between the top and bottom layers. In my opinion, those Singers have the prettiest straight stitch ever.
@@cookecreeksheep OH thanks for the reply. I have actually solved the problem. It was my presser foot, it was not manufactured correctly, the slot for the screw was about 1/8th / 3mm higher than it should be so this was increasing the presser foot pressure considerably.
I would like to know the price value of both. Thanks, I have a Bernina that also has the 3 position of the needle it is 35years old 😀, the only thing is that it has only 16 different stitches. It is a fantastic mechanical machine. Ps happy new year.
Hello Giovanna, Happy New Year! Prices aren't included in this video as they may fluctuate. As of today (06/01/23) the Janome HD2200 Sewing Machine is £459 and the Pfaff Select 4.2 Sewing Machine is £659 - Links are provided in the description!
I think all machines should have a single-hole plate so the fabric is not pulled down into the machine. That should be standard on all machines with different plates covering the bobbin.
@@cleanqueen75 hii this is the exact machine I'm contemplating on buying I just have some question you can Kindle answer for me.... does it use regular sewing needles like the singer sewing needles?? Does it use regular domestic machine feet ? Does it have a zipper foot or use a regular machine zipper foor? And can it sew really slow like when I want to do details work?? Okay that's it:)))
@@sophiesamuels7196 it uses regular sewing machine needles. The feet screw on. No zipper foot and it doesn’t have adjustable speed. It just does basic straight stitching. The model 2010Q has the variable speed control for about $300 more. I bought mine from Juki Junkies.
@@cleanqueen75 awww thank you , you are a major help. Does juki make an zipper foot for this machine or you can still sew one in with out one?? I'm so sorry for all the questions😭
hello very nice lady please kindly film how to operate the plaff sewing machine electric foot pedal how it's used to sew please kindly reply back OK?thank you very much 😊
it's not as big as the real quilting machines, so it depends on how big your quilt is. For me, is big enough, but my quilts are only 140cm x 130cm. I hope that helps. ua-cam.com/video/E6Fd0_-YZik/v-deo.html
@@SewingStudio Nope I bought it from an austrian seller. I already figured out that other sellers in austria sell it with a cover ... I will have to ask my seller what they actually sold me ... I am pretty upset.
I love the IDT system! Is there difference between Pfaff 4.2 and 3.2 only the treader? This is the 3.2: ua-cam.com/video/E6Fd0_-YZik/v-deo.html. Enjoy your sewing day!
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We would like a video about the best made machines. The ones made of metal parts that would require the least maintenance and the ones that are easiest to find parts for are the machines most desirable.
This is just what I needed. Thank you so much!
the Pfaff 3.2 is also a great sewing machine : ua-cam.com/video/E6Fd0_-YZik/v-deo.html
I always love your videos. You are a great presenter of the functions and qualities of each machine. You obviously do your homework in learning the machines' capabilities.
If you had lowered the IDT foot and lines up the stripes in the knit fabric, the stripes are easily fed thru so that they match. It’s also fabulous for quilt piecing, and sewing on the borders so they are not distorted.
I have this Pfaff machine and love it. I have a computerized Bernina but keep it set up for embroidery. The Pfaff is a workhorse that I would rather sew on. Mine did not come with a hard case and I had to special order the machine itself since it is not kept in stock at the Pfaff dealer closest to me. Thanks for the review!
Can I ask a question? I make historical mens suits so I am working with heavy wool cloth. I have a 1960's metal straight stitch Singer which is brilliant BUT I do get "creep" of the top cloth over the bottom cloth which is a problem.
I also have a modern plastic Singer for button holes and it is utterly useless.
Do you think this machine would replace both of these??
My straight stitching has to be millimeters perfect, so I worry about modern machines having the strength.
I love mine to for sewing I don’t like doing embroidery because it’s so loud! I use the bernina deco 340 and my elna same machine made by janome. Love my pfaff for reg sewing
@@piccalillipit9211 honestly, I would stick with your vintage Singer straight torch and get a walking foot for it so no shifting occurs between the top and bottom layers. In my opinion, those Singers have the prettiest straight stitch ever.
Torch=stitch 😊
@@cookecreeksheep OH thanks for the reply. I have actually solved the problem. It was my presser foot, it was not manufactured correctly, the slot for the screw was about 1/8th / 3mm higher than it should be so this was increasing the presser foot pressure considerably.
I love my janome machine.
I love my janome for embroidery and my pfaff for regular sewing I have a older janome made machine
Luv your videos. Would like to see a video on a quilting machine for a confident beginner or next step machine 🥰
Hi Wendy - We do have a video similar to this one. Where we talk about our best sewing machines for quilting: ua-cam.com/video/9wG3FSjWZlQ/v-deo.html
Juki for quilting I have the phaff but juki industrial run through the layers like butter
I would like to know the price value of both. Thanks, I have a Bernina that also has the 3 position of the needle it is 35years old 😀, the only thing is that it has only 16 different stitches. It is a fantastic mechanical machine. Ps happy new year.
Hello Giovanna, Happy New Year! Prices aren't included in this video as they may fluctuate. As of today (06/01/23) the Janome HD2200 Sewing Machine is £459 and the Pfaff Select 4.2 Sewing Machine is £659 - Links are provided in the description!
What is the model of your bernina?
I think all machines should have a single-hole plate so the fabric is not pulled down into the machine. That should be standard on all machines with different plates covering the bobbin.
Janome very nice machine HD 2200
Thanks
I love my Juki mechanical.
wats the name of the model??
@@sophiesamuels7196 TL2000QI
@@cleanqueen75 hii this is the exact machine I'm contemplating on buying I just have some question you can Kindle answer for me.... does it use regular sewing needles like the singer sewing needles?? Does it use regular domestic machine feet ? Does it have a zipper foot or use a regular machine zipper foor? And can it sew really slow like when I want to do details work?? Okay that's it:)))
@@sophiesamuels7196 it uses regular sewing machine needles. The feet screw on. No zipper foot and it doesn’t have adjustable speed. It just does basic straight stitching. The model 2010Q has the variable speed control for about $300 more. I bought mine from Juki Junkies.
@@cleanqueen75 awww thank you , you are a major help. Does juki make an zipper foot for this machine or you can still sew one in with out one?? I'm so sorry for all the questions😭
hello very nice lady please kindly film how to operate the plaff sewing machine electric foot pedal how it's used to sew please kindly reply back OK?thank you very much 😊
How much is tbe pfaff please
It's £799.00 find out more here: www.thesewingstudio.co.uk/products/pfaff-select-4-2-sewing-machine
How is the throat space on the Pfaff Select 4.2 -is it big enough for quilting?
it's not as big as the real quilting machines, so it depends on how big your quilt is. For me, is big enough, but my quilts are only 140cm x 130cm. I hope that helps. ua-cam.com/video/E6Fd0_-YZik/v-deo.html
Liees. My Select 4.2 did not come with a cover ... D:
I will have to make myself one out of fabric ...
Hello! Did you buy your Pfaff 4.2 with us? I can confirm we sell this machine with a hard cover.
@@SewingStudio Nope I bought it from an austrian seller. I already figured out that other sellers in austria sell it with a cover ... I will have to ask my seller what they actually sold me ... I am pretty upset.
Does the Pfaff 4.2 have the needle down when you stop option?
Nope. It’s you and the hand wheel. 😊
What about the Janom3?
Janome HD 2200 how much price
At the time of our comment £459.
www.thesewingstudio.co.uk/products/janome-hd2200-sewing-machine
I love the IDT system! Is there difference between Pfaff 4.2 and 3.2 only the treader? This is the 3.2: ua-cam.com/video/E6Fd0_-YZik/v-deo.html. Enjoy your sewing day!