Husqvarna Mega Quilter Gives Machine Quilters Many Options

The arna Mega Quilter has a sewing area that is 9 by 6 inches and can do 1600 stitches per minute.

Hand piecing and hand quilting are two methods that appeal to a lot of quilters. Some machine quilters are satisfied with the results that their standard sewing machine produces for them. However, the Husqvarna Mega Quilter is an excellent choice for quilters that prioritise speed and uniformity in their work.

With features like as an automatic stitch control, an adjustable thread pre-tension adjustment, and an adjustable presser foot pressure, the machine guarantees excellent stitches on any kind of cloth.

Both the stitch speed and the stitch length can be altered. If you think that 1600 stitches will be too quick for you, you can adjust the number to suit your needs. The length of each stitch can be altered to a maximum of 6 millimetres, which is equivalent to one-quarter of an inch. In case you were wondering, a sewing ruler that is incorporated into the machine can measure your work in both inches and metres.

The knee lift on the machine is a practical function that is included on the Husqvarna Mega Quilter, which is another vital feature. Because of the knee lever, the quilter is able to keep both hands on the project they are working on at all times.

Quilters will also enjoy the auto thread trimmer on the Husqvarna Mega Quilter. Just push a button and thread trimming is complete and quick!

There is no need to worry about the thickness of your quilt when using the Husqvarna Mega Quilter. Features like automatic stitch control, thread pre-tension adjustment and adjustable presser foot pressure, allow the quilter to truly accommodate the needs of each quilting project.

When Husqvarna created the Mega Quilter, the company wanted to give quilters a product that would be useful and user-friendly. The Mega Quilter is easy on the ears, sewing quietly without vibration. Its simultaneous bobbin winding feature allows you to keep working on your quilt while a separate bobbin winding motor prepares the next bobbin.

Use the Husqvarna Mega Quilter with the “Next Generation Quilt Frame” for a professional, convenient way to complete your quilt. The frame is available in two sizes (60 inch and 120 inch). Simply roll your bottom layer of fabric, batting and quilt top onto the frame for professional results!

If you are interested in the Husqvarna Mega Quilter, find a dealer in your area and schedule a demonstration. Ask your favorite fabric store if they recommend a Husqvarna-Viking dealer. If not, go to the Internet to complete your search.

Once you have located a dealer for the Husqvarna Mega Quilter, schedule a demonstration. Ask if the dealer also services the equipment. Buying from a dealer that services equipment on the spot means you get your machine back faster than if it has to be shipped elsewhere for routine maintenance or repairs.

Ask plenty of questions about the machine. If the dealer replies, “I don’t know. We don’t sell many of these,” think about finding another dealer. Dealers who do sell a lot of the Husqvarna Mega Quilter will have a broader knowledge of the machine. Most authorized dealers will have comparable prices on the machines. What you will really be shopping around for is a knowledgeable dealer that you would enjoy doing business with.

How will you fund your Husqvarna Mega Quilter purchase? If you are thinking about charging it to a credit card, ask the dealer about in-house financing. Many sewing machine dealers are making very attractive purchase options. You may stumble across a zero interest for 15 month offer!

Resist the temptation to buy your Husqvarna Mega Quilter at a greatly reduced rate from an online auction. If the price sounds too good to be true, it is. Besides, when you buy a used model from an auction, you void the machine’s original warranty. When you invest in a quilting machine, it’s best to buy from an authorized dealer.

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