- Is the PFAFF quilt ambition 635 good for beginners?
- It can work for a motivated beginner, but it is built around quilting and has many settings to learn. A simpler machine may be easier to start on.
- Does it need a separate walking foot for quilting?
- No. The built-in IDT system feeds the top and bottom layers together, doing the job a walking foot does on other machines.
- Can it handle a king-size quilt?
- The wide sewing space helps when rolling up a large quilt, but a king-size quilt is still bulky. Many quilters finish big quilts on a longarm instead.
- What is the difference from the quilt ambition 630?
- The 635 adds a color touch screen and updated controls over the 630's interface. Both share the IDT system and quilting-focused design.
- What comes in the box?
- Expect the machine, foot control, power cord, standard presser feet and accessories for quilting. Check the included feet list before buying.
- Is it good for garment sewing too?
- Yes for basic garments, since it has standard stitches and a strong feed. It is tuned for quilting rather than dressmaking details.
- Where is the PFAFF quilt ambition 635 Sewing Machine cheapest?
- At Sterling Sewing, for $1,259.30, 30% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the PFAFF quilt ambition 635 Sewing Machine?
- 10 stores we checked sell it, including Sterling Sewing, Select Sewing, World Weidner, Sewing Machine Outlet, Thread Works.