I have a Lennie and he has worked for me for about 2 years with out a hitch.
easyest thing i have had to learn on. all my girl friends come over just to watch they think he is great.
I am now learning the free hand quilting and boarder going around corner. have fun
Tina

Hi - I am new to TQS but have had my Lenni a little over 2 yrs. It's good for relatively large free motion designs. My real interest is small heirloom type free motion. Not so great for that. The control I need is just not there. I think I would have done better with a sit down longarm, the George or something similar.

Wish I could say I love it. Ah h h h well.

Just saw this and wanted to give it a bump. I like what I've seen about the Lenni as well. I tried one out at a reps' open house and like it.

Any new Lenni users here?

I have owned a Lenni for about a year. Got no lessons, learned on my own. I love it. It is dependable and easy to work as well as need no expert to set it up. I tried all makes at a couple of major shows before I settled on the Lenni. It suits my purposes.

Good luck in your selection.

I like what I've read about this machine and was hoping to hear from some owners.

Anyone out there own one?

JoJo