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Floral designs on jacket backs or embroidered patches on jeans look fantastic. Just make sure to use a stabilizer for thicker fabrics like denim.
Stockings, ornaments, or embroidered hand towels are always a hit! Personalizing them with names or holiday quotes adds a special touch.
How about snowflakes, mittens, or a cozy cabin design? I’ve also seen some beautiful winter landscape patterns that might inspire you.
Wow, the automatic thread cutting feature sounds amazing! I might consider upgrading if the reviews are good.
This sounds great! I have some questions about starting an embroidery business—can’t wait to join.
I love this idea! I have a butterfly and flower design that I’ll submit. Can’t wait to see everyone’s creativity!
Try Madeira or Isacord for bulk threads. If you’re in the U.S., check out AllStitch or ThreadArt—they have great deals and a wide selection.
Use high-quality photos with close-ups of your stitching. Offer seasonal or themed designs to attract buyers, and consider running small promotions or using Etsy ads.
A combination works best. Base your pricing on the stitch count, complexity, and materials used. Don’t forget to factor in your time and overhead costs.
January 23, 2025 at 6:20 pm in reply to: PE-Design software not recognizing my file—any ideas? #7189Make sure the file format is compatible with your machine. If it’s a PES file, double-check the version—older machines might require a specific version of the file format.
Ensure that the bobbin is wound correctly and that you’re using the right type of bobbin thread. Also, check for any nicks in the needle plate that might catch the thread.
Design distortion is often due to improper stabilization. Try using a firmer stabilizer and ensure your fabric is hooped tightly. The stitch density of the design could also be an issue—check if it’s compatible with your fabric type.
Needle breaks can happen for a few reasons. Make sure you’re using the correct needle type for your fabric and thread. Also, check if the needle is inserted properly and that the tension settings aren’t too tight.
I love Madeira threads—they’re vibrant, durable, and don’t break easily. Another good brand is Isacord for commercial projects.
For large projects, I recommend the Mighty Hoop. It’s magnetic and holds fabric really well without leaving hoop marks.
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