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  Amy

  15 years ago

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  I wonder how not having the flywheel available would work. Even on my embroidery-only machine I sometimes have to operate the flywheel manually. Is there some way to compensate for it?

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  LILIA

  16 years ago

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  Can you advise when the machine will be out for sale? Any approximate idea of cost?. Thanks

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  Miles

  16 years ago

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  Intriguing design- but I would buy function over form. especially when it comes to my sewing machines. The curved bed doesn't bother me so much as the small size. If I were to counter-sink this machine so that the bed were flush to a larger tables I might have problems with fabric bunching and gathering. I love the idea of having no bobbin, just a whole spool feed. While everyone else is at it you might as well put in an MP3 player ear phone jacks. The volume could automatically adjust to compensate for the machines noise level.

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  Joan Dales

  16 years ago

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  Great looking machine. I like to try new things just for the fun of sewing.

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  Tiffani

  16 years ago

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  Beautiful design, but the size of the actual bed of the machine is not very practical for most sewing. Needs to be larger , or ability to be made larger. Would probably make a great travel machine, but still need a bit larger flat bed surface, especially for quilters.Love the look and the fact yo can see inside would be interesting to youngsters learning to sew.

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  Darlene

  16 years ago

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  Machine looks user friendly. Am always looking for something new for my students. Do you have a manufacturer in mind?

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  HelenMarie

  16 years ago

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  Wonderful-looking! If it sews as nice as it looks I think it's a keeper! I know I would buy one to try. And perhaps another for my granddaughter...

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  kjstrouble

  16 years ago

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  I think the machine is very cool looking, but am not sure I could use it in my quilting. If it is not too expensive, I might get it as a travel machine. Would love to see it in person if it goes into production, just to really get a feel for it.

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  mandylifeboats

  16 years ago

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  i want one, what a concept. why don't u approach one of the big sewing machine manufacturers like pfaff.

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  Loretta

  16 years ago

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  Wow, what a neat machine, when and where can I get it.

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  mark ramirez

  16 years ago

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  I would buy one, is it out yet?

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  Liz

  16 years ago

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  Kristine, the machine is to cool !
  Please let me know when it is available..I gotta have one ! :-)

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  Rita Jackson

  17 years ago

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  This machine is soooooooo cool!! I love it especially the self threading feature!!
  Go to production if possible.. I think it's a keeper!!
  

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  Jessica

  17 years ago

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  This machine looks awesome! How long until they start being produced?

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  sheila

  17 years ago

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  I am a grandmother and this is the coolest little machine I have seen in a long time. As long as it works as good as it looks. I would buy it in a heartbeat. Hope it gets off the ground and actually sells.
  Great little machine to travel with.
  As far as a previous post of how it would work with no bobbin, chainstitch. There are a few vintage machines that were chainstitchers.

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  mark

  17 years ago

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  I like the interface, but the machine looks like it would only handle lite fabrics, and the bed seems too small. perhaps there is some way you could add a telescoping tray?

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  Willy

  17 years ago

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  nice render!!!

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  Mary Renn

  17 years ago

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  A very unusual machine. The sewing bed appears curved, why?
  Does the machine use a bobbin? It would be great if it doesn't need one but I can't quite figure out how that would work. What a great imagination to see sewing in a new way. You are a talent!

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  ELMANCO / Stefano Ricci

  17 years ago

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  Woa! it's awsome

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  Tabitha

  17 years ago

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  that is one hot sewing machine, i want it!

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