Sewers and Quilters deserve a machine that can help them create projects as imaginative as they are.
From features like size, 1600 stitches per minute, and its sewing-to-quilting feature, the Little Rebel is designed to be the tool you need for your next step in both sewing, or quilting.
Here are the things that once they knew, they made the choice to join the Rebellion. Don't miss out and get yours today!
When you are ready to move to free motion, whether sitting down or on a fabric frame, the Little Rebel has built in stitch regulation from our new optical encoder.
The Little Rebel can do just that. All you have to do is:
The Little Rebel sewing machine has a 13 inch throat length and over 8 inches of clearance to make sewing and quilting easier. Enjoy being able to have more room to work no matter if you are on a fabric frame or sit-down free motioning.
How big can you dream with a Little Rebel?
With it's powerful motor, the Little Rebel will easily reach 1600 stitches per minute.
Because of a powerful motor the Little Rebel will make easy work of almost any type of fabric you can put to it. From soft Minky or canvas, just do not forget to use the right needle!
If you're ready to sew, she's ready to go.
From Baby blankets to King-size quilts, your bobbin can be a highlight or an irritating stop to your project.
The Little Rebel uses the big M-Class bobbin, just like larger quilting machines.
so you can quilt longer without pausing for bobbin swapping.
Take a look and see what a little rebellion can do for you and your projects.
If you have the needles, your rebel is ready for any fabric you need to work on.
The Little rebel uses M-Class bobbins, and can go twice the distance of any home sewing machine on the market.
I love the Little Rebel on the Cutie Breeze frame!! This combination is literally musical. The Little Rebel is so easy to use on the Cutie Breeze.
The change from sewing configuration to quilting configuration is quick and simple. The power of the Little Rebel is really apparent in the amazing stitches both when configured as a sewing machine as well as when configured as a quilting machine.
I love how easy it is to sew, I have not been able to get it into quilt mode yet but will try again today, went through all steps not sure what is wrong
Looks easy enough to use but I am going to watch the videos and read the manuals. I'm so excited to get started.
I am a juki junkie lol for many many years. I had heard good things about Grace, and decided to get this machine with the tabletop frame. A friend of mine has a 21 Elite, and he has let me play around with his set up. The machine is really nice, very solid results. The stitches are nice, the encoder does a good job keeping up, and using the Grace thread line, tension was easy to set up after some trial and error. I run a very limited trial at regular sewing mode, I would honestly say mixed results, but to be fair, I only use industrial machines for creating my blocks, so most likely very biased. Either way, hands down as a quilter on a frame, it is amazing. This is my secondary set up, since I have the Juki miyabi on a 10 ft frame already, but the Grace machines definitely deserve praise, and overall the staff is extremely helpful. I wish I had the space to get their 21 elite, but for now this has to wait, I just don't have the space.