NEW Brother 1034DX Serger Giveaway!

It's time for another giveaway!  It's been a couple of months since our last giveaway where Vivian O. from Beaver Falls, PA won the new Juki DDL-8700H industrial sewing machine.  Many people are still seriously restricted in their movements due to the pandemic (my city has been pretty much locked down since March), so we thought our readers would enjoy some excitement.  If there's a bright side to any of this, many, many people seem to have rediscovered the joys of sewing, which is fantastic.  This machine will make a great addition to your sewing machine collection whether you're an advanced sewist or just starting out.

The Brother 1034DX we're giving away is a terrific machine.  It has been a favorite of many of our readers for years.  It's got a metal frame so it's very durable.  Not like those plastic machines that are so common now.  It can serge with 3 or 4 threads and is strong enough to serge several layers of denim or other thick fabrics.  And it's fast, capable of sewing 1,300 stitches per minute so you can get more done in less time.

You may ask what is the difference between the 1034D and the slightly newer model 1034DX that we are giving away.  Well, the answer is, not really a lot.  The 1034D and 1034DX are effectively the same machines. The only difference is the 1034D has a bulb lighting and the 1034DX has LED lighting.

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About Brother

Brother was established in Japan in 1954 and today makes a wide variety of sewing machines, printers, gearmotors, and other industrial equipment.  Today, they have 17,000 employees with facilities in more than 30 countries and distribution to over 100 countries worldwide.

Here's a little secret info just for our readers.  When I was lucky enough to visit the Bernina factory in Switzerland a couple of summers ago now, they let us see some of their cutting edge research and development.  While there are a lot of sewing machine brands in the world, the only ones Bernina really study are from Brother.  That should tell you something about these machines.

We're delighted to have this opportunity to give away one of their most popular sergers.

Let's have a look at the Brother 1034D Serger

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This machine is also currently available at Amazon 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!

The machine has many 5-star reviews and here's just a sample:

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Ends August 2nd

The giveaway for the Brother 1034DX Serger will conclude on Sunday, August 2nd.

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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ENTRY FORM AT BOTTOM OF PAGE

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There are a couple of different ways to enter.  Make sure you get in as many entries as possible to increase your chances.  We'll be adding more ways to enter as the contest progresses so please check back from time to time.  As always, the best way to really improve your chances is to enter daily and use the button to share the contest with your friends.  You'll get a free entry each time they enter using your link.

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.

If you want to learn about how to threat the Brother 1034D, you can check out our video here:

 

Here's how to change colors on the 1034D serger without rethreading.  Check out our video below:

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If You're the Lucky Winner

If you're the lucky winner of the new 1034DX, you may want to have a cover for it.  Here's one of our tutorials to show you exactly how to do it.

Sew a cover for the Brother 1034d serger

Enter HERE

Brother 1034D Serger Giveaway

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Laura Ziegler
Laura Ziegler

I would use this as a liner for a lovely purse

Marie Odendaal
Marie Odendaal

I will make a nice flowy dress with the Hudson Bay Rayon Challis because of the light and drapey material

kitkat11055
kitkat11055

I like the Hudson Bay Rayon Challis Batik
Id like to make a cover-up for a bathing suit or a flowing top to use as I walk on the beach with a wonderful breeze

Brenda Allen
Brenda Allen

I’d use Hudson Bay Rayon Challis Dots Aqua/Blue for bathroom window & shower curtains in our vintage motorhome.

Zina Hardy
Zina Hardy

I would definitely make a dress with ruffles on the sleeves and on the bottom. Please pick me and I’ll send you a picture of what I make with it.

Pat Bean
Pat Bean

The Hudson Bay fabric is lovely! I would make a simple button up shirt for summer. No matter where I wore it, I would feel like I am on the beach!

gretta hoxie
gretta hoxie

a mermaid tail for sure for my little mermaid stuffies

mylife74wp
mylife74wp

I would make a shirt from the fabric.

Elizabeth Crow
Elizabeth Crow

I would make a simple wrap dress or an 1901 dressing gown.

mylife74wp
mylife74wp

I would make a dress

Dawn Erickson
Dawn Erickson

There is a shirt dress I want to make. This fabric will be perfect. I have only been sewing from my stash. I’m dreaming of the day I can shop for new fabric.

Vonnie
Vonnie

I would make Matching sundresses for my granddaughters.

mylife74wp
mylife74wp

I would make a dress.

clearh2os

I would make several cute summer sleeveless dresses!

Maureen Fry
Maureen Fry

I would make a skirt for my daughter.

Cara Tanaka
Cara Tanaka

Baby Quilt

rusthawk

I would make a beach wrap/sarong.

Jacqueline Gould
Jacqueline Gould

This would make one of those currently popular peasant blouses.

Melanie Leblanc
Melanie Leblanc

A top…

ashesofmencom

I would definitely make a skirt with the Hudson Bay Rayon Challis.

Bonnie S
Bonnie S

I’d make a scarf or tank top

Michele T
Michele T

I’d make a tank top.

Debbie Wallace
Debbie Wallace

I would make a scarf for my sister-in-law.

Kathleen Lamb

I would make a skirt with coordinating scarf.

JoAnn Georges
JoAnn Georges

I would make amn off the shoulder peasant dress

czstefm

So pretty! I think a blouse…

jeune
jeune

great I would make a circle skirt

Laurey Grinstead Byrd
Laurey Grinstead Byrd

Beach coverup! This fabric would be so cute for the beach or pool made into a cute coverup!

Laura
Laura

The Hudson Bay Rayon Challis Dots Aqua fabric would make a beautiful blouse or a scarf. Beautiful light and airy fabric and colors. Perfect for summer.

Melinda
Melinda

I’d make a light summer dress.

judethomas21
judethomas21

I would mae a lovely kimono wrap out of this fabric!

Stephanie Briggs Wilton
Stephanie Briggs Wilton

I would love to try making a tunic with that fabric. I am new to making clothes but that fabric is beautiful.

Jill Davies
Jill Davies

I would love to make a casual pair of lounge pants and I think that the Hudson Bay Rayon Challis Dots Aqua fabric would really drape nicely for them.

attheinlet

I would make a top.

joannig

I would make a peasant style off-shoulder dress

Julia H.
Julia H.

The Hudson Bay Rayon Challis Aqua Dots is lovely fabric! I would make a floaty, tiered skirt sundress from it.

Falana
Falana

I would love to make a skirt with this fabric. It reminds me of a skirt that I had many years ago but had streaks of gold throughout. Ahh memories.

Eric Reardon
Eric Reardon

I would use it as water on a turtle quilt

Mary
Mary
Reply to  Eric Reardon

I would make a beach hat and matching tote bag to cheer me and those around me remembering PRE-COVID-19 beach visits! Stay healthy everyone!

Carol C Thomas

a baby quilt

Jennifer Hilberg
Jennifer Hilberg

I would make a cute skirt with that fabric.

kristinmh

I would definitely make the Secretary Blouse (https://so-sew-easy.com/secretary-blouse-pattern/) with the Hudson Bay Rayon Challis, it seems the perfect light and drapey kind of fabric. I’ve used that pattern before and really like it.

Arlene Beyer
Arlene Beyer
Reply to  kristinmh

I’d make a romper with the fabric

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