THIS GIVE AWAY HAS ENDED….CONGRATULATIONS TO VIVIAN Oaks!!!!!!
We've done a couple of big Juki sewing machine giveaways over the years and we're super pleased to announce another. Our friends at Juki are offering a new Juki DDL-8700-H industrial sewing machine to one of our lucky readers.
Some time ago we published an article asking readers if they thought they needed an industrial sewing machine. Well, the response was overwhelming and it seems like many, many readers are either already happy owners of industrial sewing machines or aspiring ones. So, this time, we decided to give away something truly special, a genuine, heavy-duty, industrial sewing machine!
Please take a minute to read through this article and the roughly 150 detailed comments by our readers. I'm sure you'll find it interesting and may help you determine if you actually need an industrial sewing machine. I think you'll probably conclude “yes”..
About Juki
According to Wikipedia, Juki ranks as the number 1 sewing machine manufacturer in the world!
The company was established in 1938 and manufactures its products in Japan, China, and Vietnam and sells in over 170 countries around the world.
The company is particularly renowned for its industrial sewing machines which are used in factories all over the world and this is what we're giving away in this competition.
Let's have a look at the Juki DDL-8700-H Industrial Sewing Machine
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This machine is also currently available at Amazon for the RRP of $749.00 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!
Ends March 22nd
The giveaway for the Juki DDL-8700-H industrial sewing machine will conclude on Sunday, March 22nd.
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
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 a bit more information on the history of the Juki brand, please watch the video below.
If you'd like to know a bit more about what fantastic things you can door with the Juki DDL-8700H, please have a look at this video where the machine is practically torture tested and shown sewing thin dress pant material all the way up to 14 layers of heavy-duty vinyl without even skipping a stitch. Amazing!
Enter HERE
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This giveaway was sponsored by our friends at Industrial Plastics in Brisbane, Australia. For any sort of custom plastic fabrication services, including custom plastic chemical tanks, please give them a call.
The other sponsor was Spartan Doors in Newcastle, Australia. Spartan is a leading manufacturer of fire-rated doors, life safety doors, and pressed metal door frames with customers across Australia.
I make quilts for our homeless vets
I think I would make my Mom an apron!
I would make some reusable shopping bags
I would make an apron with this fabric.
I’d make a summer dress
AN ADORABLE BEACH BAG
I would give it to my Dry Cleaning Lady who does excellent alterations. Then I would visit her to make donations when she wasn’t using it.
I think I would make kitchen curtains
Lots of ideas for this fabric! Pajama bottoms, placemats, coasters, apron…
jumpers for all my granddaughters!
I would make a beautiful apron to bake in and then place mats and napkins for the table outside. Along with pot holders.
The fabric looks like summer, so I think I would make sundresses!
Apron and matching pot holders/oven mits.
I would make sundresses for me and my girls
Something like placemats and napkins for a patio table.
I would make a table runner.
I would love to make drapes for my dining room.
I would Chenille this for a jacket or scarf or maybe a quilt
I would make this as backing for baby bibs ! How cute!
Cute summery dress!
I would make curtains for my kitchen cabinet
I would make curtains for my sister’s kitchen, she would love them
This fabric really says summer to me–think I’d have to make a summer dress or blouse.
I’ll make a Cheerfull summer dress
Imagine the number of masks one could make on this machine!! Yes, I’d be making a whole new wardrobe in no time!
I’d love to make some aprons with that fabric!
A maxi dress or wrap top!
Placemats for spring table
Maybe napkins as well.
definitely still clothing…..skirt? sundress?
A bathing suit cover up!
Wouldn’t that lovely lemon fabric make a fun insulated lunch bag? I’d certainly need an industrial sewing machine to work the bulk of the project.
Lovely! This calls for a full-length wrapped back with ruffles APRON!
napkins, place-mats, etc. for outdoor eating
I like flowy rayon shirts.
Such fun fabric! I would definitely make a summer dress, like Simplicity 8910, view D.
Definitely a skirt. It’s such a cheerful fabric, it would brighten any day!
🙂 🙂 🙂
I really wish I could win this, my sewing machine keeps messing up and honestly I will never be able to afford a good one, I would make everything from drapes to bedding to clothing, and I even want to try making shoes. 🙂
I would make a summer dress.
How about placemat and napkins?
That would make a super cute sundress with some little flowers in the frong