Every dealer sets their price for this differently, but this is way more affordable than the multi-needle machines. Hope you find a machine you like either way, and thanks for watching :)
I am new to embroidering and there is certainly no shortage of instructional videos. Now that I came across your channel, that’s all I need! Thank you for the great videos
Probably a strange question but how do you not become a crazy person when it comes to waste with embroidery. i hate hate hate throwing away large chunks of stabilizer and excess fabrics from patches. To the point where i started hooping my entire roll of stabilizer without cutting it, placing a square of fabric over top the near exact size of the patch and then place the embroidery design to embroider in the right spot. am i insane?
That's not a strange question at all, and I actually have my own answer to that. I'm typically extremely conscious of efficiency with fabric and materials, but with certain tasks (like embroidery) if you aren't a bit liberal with stabilizer it can buckle under the tension and ruin the whole project. So I've ruined a few shirts, messenger bags, towels, etc... and thought "Damn, if I had just cut a little bit bigger of a piece, or used a larger hoop, I wouldn't have wasted/destroyed something more valuable than the materials themselves". Not sure if that makes sense to you, but its turned out to be a really helpful lesson through my own mistakes. Hope that helps! Thanks a ton for watching :)
Its the white pre-made magnetic bobbins that come with the machine. The auto tension on this machine is so smart you can't even see it, which is amazing! Thanks so much for watching :)
Hello. Thanks for the video. Where did you get the stabilizer. Hi can’t find that Amazon. The link you have at the bottom is new brother stabilizer not pacesetter Thanks
Just over 5 inches...that should be fine... solid advice ❤ 7:20
Thanks - such a pleasure watching your tutorials - very informative and your voice is somehow comforting - great job
Thank you so much! Hope you're having a terrific week, appreciate the love :)
As usual, a great video. Thank you for all you do.
Wish I could afford this machine! This looks so cool.
Every dealer sets their price for this differently, but this is way more affordable than the multi-needle machines. Hope you find a machine you like either way, and thanks for watching :)
Omg I love that stabilizer! I’m buying it right now! Thanks for the video ! 💗
Enjoyed watching this, you're always so good at explaining things. Thanks!
Very happy to share some new stuff, thanks a ton for watching!
Great demo. By the way, I see my EZ Point & Turner on the front of your display!! Thanks for showing it :)
I am new to embroidering and there is certainly no shortage of instructional videos. Now that I came across your channel, that’s all I need! Thank you for the great videos
I absolutely *LOVE* my Brother Entrepreneur! So versatile and affordable.
Thanks for sharing, love watching your videos!!
Glad you like them! Thank you so much for watching :)
Tock cub. Another amazing video. Great to see yA
Ahhhhh Thank you MamaBear! Great to hear from you, thanks for checking out another Tock Vid!
Probably a strange question but how do you not become a crazy person when it comes to waste with embroidery. i hate hate hate throwing away large chunks of stabilizer and excess fabrics from patches. To the point where i started hooping my entire roll of stabilizer without cutting it, placing a square of fabric over top the near exact size of the patch and then place the embroidery design to embroider in the right spot. am i insane?
That's not a strange question at all, and I actually have my own answer to that. I'm typically extremely conscious of efficiency with fabric and materials, but with certain tasks (like embroidery) if you aren't a bit liberal with stabilizer it can buckle under the tension and ruin the whole project. So I've ruined a few shirts, messenger bags, towels, etc... and thought "Damn, if I had just cut a little bit bigger of a piece, or used a larger hoop, I wouldn't have wasted/destroyed something more valuable than the materials themselves".
Not sure if that makes sense to you, but its turned out to be a really helpful lesson through my own mistakes. Hope that helps! Thanks a ton for watching :)
What kind of bobbin thread are you using? Is it the same color as the embroidery thread?
Its the white pre-made magnetic bobbins that come with the machine. The auto tension on this machine is so smart you can't even see it, which is amazing! Thanks so much for watching :)
Hello. Thanks for the video. Where did you get the stabilizer. Hi can’t find that Amazon. The link you have at the bottom is new brother stabilizer not pacesetter Thanks
How does the white from the bobbin not show on the back ?
The auto-tension mechanic on this machine is just that brilliant! Thanks for watching this one, hope you're doing amazing this week!
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