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Prices for Any Budget |
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Machines in this
group offer both affordability and the convenience of
local service and support. We cannot list prices on the web or by email.
Please stop in the store or call 972-315-1489 for pricing. |
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Although designed for affordability, these machines
will go the distance in performance.
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Magnolia 7330 - Available for online
purchase (Click here)
 Although
priced at entry-level, the 7330 is a very capable model. It's package of 30
stitches includes all the standard utility stitches,
quilter-coveted appliqué and sculpture stitches, half a dozen
different buttonholes, and even some decorative stitches. You
can set it to stop with the needle up or down, and you can even
run it without the foot control using the built-in START/STOP
button.
This is a sweet machine in
a very nice package! |
| Magnolia 7318
- Available for online
purchase (Click here)
 For far too many beginning sewists,
the first sewing machine is purchased at the "big box" discount
store. The assumption is that all machines are more or less
alike, and the cheapest one will be fine. They wind up with a
poorly made machine that barely works, and mistakenly believe
that they cannot sew. This new model will put an end to all
that. It's made to sell at discount store prices, but it's a
well-made machine with legendary Janome quality. It sews on all
fabrics, without adjustment or fiddling. The stitch selection is
very good, and the 18 stitches provide all the essential utility stitches, a few
decorative stitches, and a
1-step buttonhole. Best of all, it's a top-loading machine with
a drop-in bobbin, for easy and smooth sewing. |
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