Vacuum & Sewing Machines Ltd.
Need your quilt top quilted? Bring it to Findlay's in Orchard Plaza for your free quote
We service all makes and models of Sewing Machines, Sergers, Embroidery Machines, Quilting Machines, Industrial Sewing Machines, & Vacuums
Every Wednesday from 1:00 - 4:00 pm, We have a terrific group of ladies getting together each week...See Class
This is truly a quick and simple quilting method with amazing results! Make your fabric come to...See Class
There is no question that a part of the enjoyment of sewing is having the right tools for the job! That can be a certain accessory foot,proper lighting ormy mostcurrent find the Posture Pleaser! This is aproduct thatreally promotes good posture. It also prevents muscle strain in the neck, shoulders andarmswhile sewing, quilting, painting, crafting or working at your computer. I had recently ... Read Full Story

You expect unrivaled versatility from any Janome machine, but the Memory Craft 11000 Special Edition provides function to surpass your expectations! It's the three-in-one machine you've been dreaming of. You'll find precise sewing, gorgeous embroidery and a host of new features to take quilting to a new level... (See Machine Details)
Now that the holiday rush is over I hope we can all just sit back and take a deep breathe. For many families 2009 was a most difficult year. But it is in these times we need to come together as a community to help support one another. It's with this generous spirit in mind that I wish to thank Chic & Lea Gray of Kelowna, who provided Findlay's in Orchard Plaza Quilt Group with it's most recent See Full Article
I still can't believe it is December and only 23 more sleeps until Christmas! Where has this year gone! Today we wrapped up our QFC for the year and celebrated jobs well done with a little party! I wish to thank those ladies for making our little group special! In this picture from left to right myself (Lori) Linda G(Findlay staff), Isabel, Linda P, Linda T, Frieda, Gail & Brenda. We are See Full Article
In the Spring of 2003, via emails, radio commercials and newspaper advertising. I let it be known that I would offer space and donate equipment in my store to anyone interested in making quilts for charity to help those in need. The intitial response was overwhelming and six years later, we still have a core group of women that meet every Wednesday to work on quilts for charity. We encourage See Full Article