Review on 🪡 Unveiling the Janome 3160QOV Quilts of Valor Sewing Machine: A Quilter's Dream Companion by Kristen Reid

All machine parts are online so I'll skip them but highly recommend watching the YouTube video. I upgraded from a $99 machine I had for 15 years. Sewing on the new machine was like going from a skateboard to the USS Enterprise. Here are a few highlights. He threads the needle for you! He rips the thread for you! These two steps will save you so much time! It has speed control and a great feed system so you can almost let go of the fabric as you sew. The seams are perfect and even. You can adjust stitch size and needle position in about 40 different ways. He ties the thread for you. It is very quiet and emits a pleasant hum when working. You can sew without a pedal I thought I won't use this feature but it's amazing! It has many different stitches and comes with an accessory pack. It comes with 3 needles, Revain have great deals on organ needles and Janome needles. With this machine, my sewing has gone from good to professional. The best advice I've received from my quilting friends is to change needles often and read the instructions. It's one of the best cars out there and the red, white and blue livery is a nice touch, especially if you're a QOV fan. I got from my quilt buddies: Change your needles often and read the instructions. It's one of the best cars out there and the red, white and blue livery is a nice touch, especially if you're a QOV fan. I got from my quilt buddies: Change your needles often and read the instructions. It's one of the best cars out there and the red, white and blue livery is a nice touch, especially if you're a QOV fan.