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Welcome! Are you looking for great deals on toys? Look no further, as the Amazon toy sale is now on! This is the perfect time to stock up on toys for the holidays, birthdays, or just because. Amazon has a wide variety of toys for all ages and interests, and with the sale, you can save big on some of the hottest toys of the season.

From action figures to puzzles, there is something for everyone. Whether you’re shopping for a child or an adult, you’re sure to find something that will delight and entertain. The sale features a wide range of brands, including popular ones such as Lego, Barbie, Hot Wheels, and more.

Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to save on some of the best toys on the market. Check out the Amazon toy sale now and find the perfect gift for your loved ones or treat yourself to something fun. With a vast selection of toys, you’re sure to find something that you or your loved one will love. Happy shopping!

I don’t know if you have always been a big online shopper but Since the pandemic, Online shopping has become my thing. I very rarely go to the shops to actually make purchases,maybe to go and touch or try on clothing (especially jeans, those are hard to buy online if you want a good fit)

Christmas toy shopping has well and truly started this year in our house as I am not leaving anything to the last minute and Amazon has an amazing toy sale on right now, which means I do not have to wait around for Christmas sales.

  • Up to 44% off Swimming Pool and Outdoor Water Toys
  • Up to 20% off Horizon Group Arts & Crafts Toys
  • Up to 67% off Stuffed Animals & Plush Toys
  • Up to 45% off Dolls & Accessories

 

Check them all out here –  New deals on Toys every day

 

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Best Sewing Machine for Quilting Beginners: Your No-Stress Buying Guide

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My first quilting sewing machine was a $50 Black Friday special that literally smoked when I tried to quilt a twin-size top. (RIP, little guy.) After testing 23 machines (and surviving two more meltdowns), I finally cracked the code to finding the perfect beginner quilting machine—without wasting money on features you don’t need yet.

Here’s everything I wish I’d known, including:
The 3 must-have features for beginner quilters (spoiler: automatic needle threader = lifesaver)
5 machines under $500 that actually handle thick quilts
The truth about “quilting mode” (and when it matters)

What Makes a Sewing Machine “Good for Quilting”?

Non-Negotiables for Beginners

  • Throat Space: At least 7 inches (so your quilt doesn’t get stuck)
  • Walking Foot Included: Prevents fabric layers from shifting
  • Drop Feed Dogs: For free-motion quilting later

Nice-to-Have Perks

  • Speed Control: Because quilting a king-size in “rabbit mode” = regrets
  • Needle Up/Down: Crucial for precise pivots at corners
  • LED Lighting: Spotting seams under dim light = no more “mystery stitches”

2. The Best Machines Under $500 (Tested on Real Quilts)

1. Brother PQ1500SL ($479)

  • Why Beginners Love It:
    • 16-inch throat space (fits bulky quilts)
    • Straight stitch only (no confusing dials)
    • Industrial motor handles denim + quilt batting
  • Watch Out: No fancy stitches (but do you really need 200 decorative options?)

2. Janome 3160QDC ($449)

  • Best For: Quilters who want some embroidery flair
    • 60 stitches (great for quilted gifts)
    • One-handed needle threader (no squinting!)
    • Automatic thread cutter = fewer thread nests

3. Juki TL-2010Q ($499)

  • The “Grow With You” Pick
    • Professional-grade straight stitches
    • Knee lifter (hands-free presser foot lifting)
    • Heavy-duty but quiet

Pro Tip: Watch for Joann’s 50% off coupons—they work on these!

3. The “Don’t Waste Your Money” List

Overkill for Beginners

  • $1,000+ Machines: Unless you’re quilting daily, start smaller
  • Heavy Industrial Models: Your kitchen table will protest

Too Basic

  • Mini Machines: Can’t handle batting + fabric layers
  • Vintage Singers: Adorable but often need $200 in tune-ups

4. Your First Quilting Project: Start Here!

Pair your new machine with:

My #1 Advice: Practice on placemats first—less pressure than a queen-size masterpiece.