HUSQVARNA® VIKING®, a subsidiary of SVP Worldwide, has introduced its latest innovation in quilting technology - the Epic Quilt™ 97. This advanced sewing machine represents a significant leap forward in the quilting industry, combining artificial intelligence with practical design features to enhance the quilting experience.
The Epic Quilt™ 97 boasts a spacious workspace, accommodating projects as large as king-sized quilts with over 12 inches to the right of the needle and a working area height exceeding 5.5 inches. This generous space allows quilters to handle bulky materials with ease, addressing a common challenge in large-scale quilting projects.
A standout feature of the new machine is its sewing projection technology, which allows users to preview stitches before sewing. This innovation, coupled with adjustable lines, angles, and grids in sewing mode, significantly improves precision and efficiency in stitch placement. The AI-powered system recommends optimal sewing foot setups for each stitch, further streamlining the quilting process.
The Epic Quilt™ 97 comes equipped with a comprehensive set of accessories, including an extension table with an adjustable guide, a rotating self-healing cutting mat, and various specialized tools. These additions are designed to enhance creativity and ease of use, providing quilters with everything needed to elevate their craft.
Jason Zielke, chief product officer at SVP Worldwide, emphasized the machine's blend of heritage and cutting-edge technology, stating that it empowers users to create intricate, beautifully executed quilts with unparalleled ease and accuracy.
This launch is significant for the quilting and sewing industry, potentially setting new standards for precision and ease of use in high-end sewing machines. For hobbyists and professional quilters alike, the Epic Quilt™ 97 offers advanced features that could significantly improve the quality and efficiency of their work. The integration of AI and projection technology in sewing machines may also signal a broader trend towards more technologically advanced crafting tools, potentially influencing future product developments in the industry.
