It’s time for another giveaway! – just in time for Christmas. It’s been almost six months since our last giveaway where Joanne H. from Little Rock, Arkansas won the Singer Quantum Stylist 9985 Computerized Sewing Machine Giveaway.
And this time, have we’ve got something very special for you from one of the most storied brands in sewing machine history. All our regular readers know I’m a huge fan of Bernina, but there’s another Swiss sewing machine powerhouse that, while perhaps slightly less known, is also famous for the same Swiss quality and innovation.
The Elna Elnita EC60 Computerized Sewing Machine is the ultimate in quilting and portability. This beauty is a full-featured machine made with a quilter’s needs in mind and the EC60 will deliver all the benefits of any top-of-the-line model.
The Elna Elnita EC60 Computerized Sewing Machine has 60 stitches including 6 one-step buttonholes. And the time-saving features including memorized needle up/down, one hand needle threader and lock stitch button make sewing easy. Best of all, this full-size machine weighs only 12 pounds, so it’s easy to take to classes and guild meetings!
About Elna
The Elna trademark has always symbolized quality, innovation and service. Today, Elna continues to build the company with these three elements as the foundation. Elna is a growing company committed to bringing excellence to our customers and our international distribution network. Elna is active in more than 60 countries, throughout the world.
Source: Elna.com
We’re delighted to have this opportunity to give away one of Elna’s most popular computerized sewing machines.
Let’s have a closer look at the Elna Elnita EC60
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Features
- 60 stitches, including 6 automatic buttonholes
- 6.5 inches from the needle to the inside of the sewing arm
- Memorized automatic thread cutter
- 7mm maximum zigzag stitch
- Horizontal rotary hook
- Full size machine
- Extended free arm
- Simplified navigation keys
- LCD screen with backlight
- Foot pressure adjustment
- Superior Plus Feed System with 7-piece feed dog
- Drop feed dog with lever
- Extended needle plate
- Start/stop button
- Built-in, one-hand needle threader
- Speed adjustment (slider)
- Memorized needle up/down
- Auto lockstitch button
- Numbered threading path
- Adjustable pressure dial
- Handy accessories storage
This machine is also currently available at Amazon at a good discount to the $999 RRP if you just can’t wait.. but Amazon is also a great place to go to check out all the reviews and advice on this machine if you’re going to hold out for the giveaway. Feel free to click below to check it out!
You’ll find many 5-star reviews like this one around the web:
In fact, the overall rating of 4.9 out of 5 is really fantastic and one of the best we’ve seen.
If you really want a good overview of this machine, have a quick look at this video from the folks over at Vacuums R Us!:
Ends December 24th
The giveaway for the Elna Elnita EC60 sewing machine will conclude on Friday, December 24th for Christmas Eve!
We’ll be announcing the winner via our weekly Sunday newsletter email list so please make sure to sign up if you want to hear right away.
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Our sponsor has stepped up to cover international shipping (you’ll need to pay local import duties if any) so this contest is open WORLDWIDE! However, please keep in mind that this machine is shipping from the US and so will have a 110v motor. If you live in a country with 230 or 240v power, it should be pretty easy to get a transformer, but please just keep this in mind.
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That fabric would make a lovely skirt!
I would make a quilt
I would make a dress for my daughter
I would use it to make a quilt back.
I would make summer curtains and pillowcases
I would make a lovely kaftan with this fabric.
I’d make curtains for my kitchen.
I would make a skirt.
I would make a button down blouse.
I would make a handbag with the fabric or put it in a quilt.
That fabric is beautiful! I’d like to try making a skirt from it on that fabulous machine.
This colorway would go great on throw pillows in my mom’s house.
I would make pillow covers. That fabric would look great in our little RV.
I would use the fabric in a quilt Love Kaffe Fassett fabric
I would make pajamas
I am not sure what I would use that Hydrangea Grey fabric for, maybe a lap quilt for chilly winter evenings.
I have a friend who loves hydrangeas, so I might make a bag or wallet with this fabric.
I would coordinate this Hydrangea fabric, with spot jade as reversible beach jacket and wrap skirt, and zig zag jade, usingthe three fabrics interchangeably. These 3 can then be used for multiple swim suits of different colors and styles, with a new look each time! – Delores Holbrook Dixon
I would make a tote bag.
scarf
I would make a quilt with it.
My machine totally died. winning this Elna would be wonderful
Very interesting design on this fabric with great colours! In a quilting cotton, I would probably make a little make up bag.
Tunic top
I would make a sewing machine cover.
I’d love to make a chevron quilt with this fabric.
I would make a shopping bag and matching fabric wallet with the Kafe Fassett Collective 2021 Hydranegea Grey fabric!
I would make American girl doll dresses out of the material.
I would be thrilled to win a new machine. I do a lot of sewing.
It’s a very nice fabric, but not my style, so I wouldn’t be making anything with it.
Beautiful machine would love to win and create on a machine so beautiful
I would make a quilt and matching pillow cases with the Hydrangea Grey fabric.
Beautiful machine would be a pleasure to sew on this one
I really like the kaffe hydrangea fabric. you could fussy cut the hydrangeas into squares and design a coordinating quilt block in black and whites around them to make a quilt
I would make a shirt with your Easy Tunic pattern. I’ve made it before and it’s lovely.
A quilt, and/or a casual handbag! (LOVE Kaffe Fassett Fabric!)
I would make a bag using this Kaffe fabric. Gentle yet beautiful.
Way too hard to figure out how to enter. When I log into Facebook, did I enter? Did i enter when i logged into Pinterest?
Same problem. I had to comment on the fabric before any of the other entries would work.
I think I’d use this fabric to make a cross-body bag!
Quilt
A summer blouse of course!
This fabric would make a great Large bag for carrying my quilts to Quilting guild!
I would make some beautiful spring dresses for my grand daughters.
I would use it to make the lining for a beautiful tote bag using the bright Kaffe Fassett Banana Tree purple for the outside fabric.
I would continue making clothing for me and my granddaughters
That looks like it would make wonderful placemats and napkins
At first glance that hydrangea pattern is very busy, but as I scrolled past the comments I realized it would make a great “knockoff” Vera Bradley tote!
I’d make a pillow case or cushion cover.
maybe a tunic or a fun summer dress (although it’s a long time until summer)
I would make a zippered pouch and matching mask.
This would make a perfect quilt backing. Such a nice pattern.
I would make pillow covers.
A dress for church, or maybe a cute sundress (no winter here in Naples – LOL)!