Angela, I have probably 20 yrs on you age wise and when I tell you girl you are a BOSS! Very encouraged by your work ethic and I'm eventually gonna add embroidery to my business. This is exciting to watch. Hoping God continues to bless you ♥️
I watched your video where you explain how you got into the embroidery business and to see you go from starting at the flea market to this whole incredible setup with all these intense machines, is beyond! You really took the idea and made it your own and have dedicated yourself to building this craft. It’s amazing. God bless you and your business!
This amazed me how I saw all your videos and from where you came from to where you at right now. I love this, thank you for documenting your journey it has helped me and others to start on something. God Bless you and your family. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!
Thanks for showing some of the Melco set up steps. I’m considering a Melco and am trying to learn as much as possible so I have intelligent questions when I talk to Todd 😀. Love seeing that you have pairs of scissors EVERYWHERE! Me too! BTW one thing I like about the Melco is that the thread spools are where you can get to them when needed.
WOW!!! Amazing creativity and work ethic! You inspired me and hope to add this to my business. Thank you so much for sharing and inspiring others! Love what you do!!!
Me la pasó viendo tus videos te admiro demasiado haces unos trabajos excelentes y no había comentado porque no se mucho inglés pero te escuche hablar español espero puedas ver este mensaje seguiré viendo tus videos quiero aprender y un día hacer algo tan bonito como tu bendiciones
It is simple, people are scared about start up prices it seems though. Easiest thing to do about that is buy a cheap machine, even if it has just one head you can get them for under $500. Work with build up your eCommerce account. Invest all profits back into the business. If your committed you should have that machine payed off in under a month or a little longer. You really want to make sure you're prepared before making that purchase though. As in having designs made up familiarizing yourself with the programs, learning a little SEO, and finding a good supplier. This will ensure once you buy that machine you can get right to work. Invest ALL money from sales back into the business, don't pay yourself or anything. You want the business to grow, once it's grown you naturally grow. Once you get the funds and the orders coming in you can evaluate getting an industrial machine. The part were people who did make that investment fail is when they aren't becoming wealthy over night. First thing it should be something you love doing, not a "cash cow". The first few months or even the first year(s) you might be making less then minimum wage. So don't have it be your main job, think of it as a hobby while it's growing. After your first 500-1000 orders many think that they should be "rich" at this point. Sometimes you are but most time you're not because you should be investing back into the business. It is an odd feeling looking over your gross sales and it not correlating with your bank balance but you're a hell of a lot further then when you started.
Beautiful designs! Mesmerising to watch you run the machines so focused & controlled, you make it look so easy but I bet most of us couldn't run just the one!! Love your little helper she's adorable, give her a few more years and it will be a great way to earn pocket money!xx :)
You are so an inspiration. I have been only a year at Etsy selling digital art and I was about to give up. After washing a few of your videos you have changed my thoughts. I need to get my butt to work and stop feeling sorry for my self. I can do this. Girl, thanks. Thanks for sharing.
@@AngelaJasmina Pretty much everything but I just began Etsy a year ago with Patriotic graphic designs and Christmas. Then tried other designs like tattoo art, cancer awareness, birthday, school reunions, etc. It usually depends on what suggestions or requests I get and how I am feeling any giving day :) I don't know if I can post here my website or portfolio but the name is Glumie dot com slash portfolio and the shop at Etsy is Tainaso. I saw your designs they are very nice and I am in love with your embroidery factory. It's impressive.
Rashi Parab - Most of them I buy from Etsy. A few I’ve made myself using a 30 day trial embroidery software. I make mostly patches right now since I’m still starting out but I want to branch out and make my own designs and have people come to me with their own material to embroider. I need to buy the software first which is pricey but will be worth it so I’m saving up. Best place to look is Etsy if your just starting out!
Angela, are you able to make a video comparison of the features of your 10 and 6 needle brother machines? i'm trying to decide on which on to buy. thank you!!!!
@@AngelaJasmina thank you! i just did actually from Paul at Pocono sew and vac.. i made a video of it and made a shoutout to you for showing us where to buy it! thank you for being such an inspiration. I'm a nurse, got injured in a job and is currently in limbo where to work without getting hurt.... I started watching your videos since my injury Dec. 2019.
I WAS WATCHIN LIKE WHY DOESNT SHE USE THE OTHER ONE? THEN SHE DID. THEN I WAS LIKE OOOH WHATS THIS ONE AT THE END? AND SHE USED THAT TOO. GET IT GIRL. IM SO INSPIRED BY U.
You inspire me I don’t have an embroidery machine but I’m going to make good with what I do have I have a hard time being consistent with making and posting
Love your videos I do custom items but trying to find my place with 6 kids ita hard to do any events to get my name out there i love how you explain everything
Hello all. WOW! I know nothing about embroidering and I'm so impressed. From the looks of your set up, you're doing your thing. Would like to include this down the line w/my t-shirt business. Will have to hit you up for some advise when that time comes. Continued success in ALL that you do. Rock rock on!!!
angela ........te felicito .......hermoso trabajo ........mi duda es lo que le colocas a tus bordados de relleno .......es vinilo textil ??? agradeceria tu orientacion .......saluds desde CHILE
Love your videos you are an inspiration to all of our embroidery community. Hope to be at your level one day. Why did you choose the Melco over other bigger machines out there.
Great video! I have noticed that you do not break needles often and your thread does not break. Is that because of your tension settings or the thread you use? I do not remember if you covered the brand and type of thread you use in a previous video. I do know you work hard and it is really great that you share with us! Thank you Angela!
Hi! I don't get thread breaks often, thread breaks are usually caused by incorrect tension, and the needle being installed incorrectly. I would say I get 1 thread break every other shirt if that, its due largely to the actifeed on the Melco since it adjusts the tension as it stitches
Hi have just started watching your channel and is very inspiring. It has got me interested in applique so I have started doing it. I luv it!!! I have Been getting a bit of bubbling. Have u got any tips for that.
Cool video, that melco looks like a good machine. I operate a multi head happy embroidery machine, you a right to keep on top of the maintenance it makes all the difference. What are the two 6 needle machines?
Have been atching your video's for two weeks and finally looked up what those melco's cost. I think I should start with a but more low end machine (although the site said they have used ones as well, so I may contact them to check what those cost)
That's funny. I ordered the same 4 mighty hoops. Thought a selection page. What a coincidence lol. 11x13 is really great. But ofocurse it's 10x11.20 of usage space
Hi Angela!! You rock!! I’ve always wanted to do exactly what you are!! You’ve inspired me!! I have a question for ya. What’s the thickest material or project you’ve and/or have the ability to on your Melco?
Thank you! The thickest I've done so far is vinyl but in the For the love of melco group I've seen people do the horse seat things (dont know the real name haha)
Hi Angelina, I was wondering if you have ever posted any of your items in Spanish on Etsy. If you have , How did it go ? I’m bilingual and I would like to venture on Etsy to the Spanish population . Just wondering ?? Thank you for all your videos ! You are a Boss!!
Great tutorial. That is an abcessed pore. Get you some bentonite clay and mix with a little apple cider vinegar. Put it on there for about 15 mins in morning and at night. The next day it should be ready to empty or begin drying out. You might need a ti iotics and you may want to co dultva dermatologist. My daughter used to get those a d they called them cystic acne. They can be very difficult. Great tutorial though thanks for sharing.
I love your videos❤️ i would want to start a business in my own home like you someday💕💕 but I was wondering if you sell any iron-on vinyl? I’m in need of some for my Cricut machine😊
Hey, I have a question. Have you ever done a baby shark shirt that is iron on? If so, how can I get a picture of a pink baby shark and put it on a shirt? Every time I try it with cricut like remove or erase, it don’t look right. So I was wondering if you can help me out.!
I’m not sure if you’ll get this but you’ve been my inspiration to get into embroidery for my clothing brand so I really appreciate you..!! I do have a question though so in the future I plan to own multiple machines but I was wondering if I get the custom iron on embroidery patches and heat press them on will they last???
I have a ting machine that I practice on but haven't found good quality shirts. what brand are those shirts and where do you get them to buy? The quality looks nice to work with.
As I can tell people were spending more during the time they got the $600 a week + there weekly benefits. Right now I don’t think no one is buying that much since school is starting and no more $600 a week🙇🏽♀️ also may be a 2nd wave since flu season is near
What embroidery machine do you recommend starting off with. I already do vinyl,sublimation and screen print but am looking to add embroidery to my addition and the pe800 is too small what is a bigger one you recommend
Mass respect! A lot guru's on here talking about the millions they're making. You're doing it for real! Mass props to you! Seriously!
Thank you!
Angela, I have probably 20 yrs on you age wise and when I tell you girl you are a BOSS! Very encouraged by your work ethic and I'm eventually gonna add embroidery to my business. This is exciting to watch. Hoping God continues to bless you ♥️
I agree!!! I'm also adding embroidery to my business as well ... Can't wait!!! Thank you for sharing and sending mad creative vibes your way!!!
I watched your video where you explain how you got into the embroidery business and to see you go from starting at the flea market to this whole incredible setup with all these intense machines, is beyond! You really took the idea and made it your own and have dedicated yourself to building this craft. It’s amazing. God bless you and your business!
This is a mini factory with no employees 😂
I'm so proud of you Angela, keep up the hard work !!!!❤
hahahahaha
So refreshing to see someone realy realy quality producing not just alibabaetc resale staff business.
All respect.
Why is this so satisfying to watch? This girl is super talented. I loved every design
This amazed me how I saw all your videos and from where you came from to where you at right now. I love this, thank you for documenting your journey it has helped me and others to start on something. God Bless you and your family. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!
Angela thank you for sharing your time because you motivate me to don't give up my dream
Just out of curiosity how do you keep track of all your inventory of everything? maybe you could do a video on that?
Love watching the embroidery machines stitch...
Me tooo! LOL
I appreciate you showing us your awesome MELCO... Your an inspiration to my small business...
You make it look so effortless
Thanks for showing some of the Melco set up steps. I’m considering a Melco and am trying to learn as much as possible so I have intelligent questions when I talk to Todd 😀. Love seeing that you have pairs of scissors EVERYWHERE! Me too! BTW one thing I like about the Melco is that the thread spools are where you can get to them when needed.
Just wow I applaud your hustle and I just love those shirts
This is what investing in yourself looks like 😍 those machines are hella expensive
WOW!!! Amazing creativity and work ethic! You inspired me and hope to add this to my business. Thank you so much for sharing and inspiring others! Love what you do!!!
You inspire me on so many levels. I love your work.😍 Watching your machine embroider is relaxing. Thanks for sharing.😊
You are so welcome!
I see me order 🥰😍 can't wait to receive it 😊
Me la pasó viendo tus videos te admiro demasiado haces unos trabajos excelentes y no había comentado porque no se mucho inglés pero te escuche hablar español espero puedas ver este mensaje seguiré viendo tus videos quiero aprender y un día hacer algo tan bonito como tu bendiciones
omg so many machines but the setup is simple. you are the poster girl for the little guy. 💪🏽 fantastic efforts keep it going. we believe in you
It is simple, people are scared about start up prices it seems though. Easiest thing to do about that is buy a cheap machine, even if it has just one head you can get them for under $500. Work with build up your eCommerce account. Invest all profits back into the business. If your committed you should have that machine payed off in under a month or a little longer. You really want to make sure you're prepared before making that purchase though. As in having designs made up familiarizing yourself with the programs, learning a little SEO, and finding a good supplier. This will ensure once you buy that machine you can get right to work. Invest ALL money from sales back into the business, don't pay yourself or anything. You want the business to grow, once it's grown you naturally grow. Once you get the funds and the orders coming in you can evaluate getting an industrial machine.
The part were people who did make that investment fail is when they aren't becoming wealthy over night. First thing it should be something you love doing, not a "cash cow". The first few months or even the first year(s) you might be making less then minimum wage. So don't have it be your main job, think of it as a hobby while it's growing. After your first 500-1000 orders many think that they should be "rich" at this point. Sometimes you are but most time you're not because you should be investing back into the business. It is an odd feeling looking over your gross sales and it not correlating with your bank balance but you're a hell of a lot further then when you started.
Beautiful designs! Mesmerising to watch you run the machines so focused & controlled, you make it look so easy but I bet most of us couldn't run just the one!! Love your little helper she's adorable, give her a few more years and it will be a great way to earn pocket money!xx :)
You are so an inspiration. I have been only a year at Etsy selling digital art and I was about to give up. After washing a few of your videos you have changed my thoughts. I need to get my butt to work and stop feeling sorry for my self. I can do this. Girl, thanks. Thanks for sharing.
Hey! what kind of digital art do you sell?
@@AngelaJasmina Pretty much everything but I just began Etsy a year ago with Patriotic graphic designs and Christmas. Then tried other designs like tattoo art, cancer awareness, birthday, school reunions, etc. It usually depends on what suggestions or requests I get and how I am feeling any giving day :) I don't know if I can post here my website or portfolio but the name is Glumie dot com slash portfolio and the shop at Etsy is Tainaso. I saw your designs they are very nice and I am in love with your embroidery factory. It's impressive.
Thank you Angela for all that you do. Just bought a melco from Todd. Love your channel.
This is so satisfying to watch. I want one of those embroidery machines just for myself.
My family used started with Melco...LOVED IT...NICE WORK young lady!!!
That melco is a beast! Great video! Hope to have a successful embroidery business in a few years. You keep me motivated❤
Where do you get ypur embroidery designs from?
Rashi Parab - Most of them I buy from Etsy. A few I’ve made myself using a 30 day trial embroidery software. I make mostly patches right now since I’m still starting out but I want to branch out and make my own designs and have people come to me with their own material to embroider. I need to buy the software first which is pricey but will be worth it so I’m saving up. Best place to look is Etsy if your just starting out!
You are definitely a talented lung lady & a true BOSS!❤️
this is my dream set up
God Bless you and keep up the great work. Working for your own business is a lot harder than when working for someone else. My highest respect
Your awesome at everything you do!! Frfr hats off to you!
Your business has really grown! Also your subs! Congratulations.
You're awesome and an inspiration! Thank you for helping your online community. 😀🌻
I just about ran over here soon as I saw the title! Leeets goooo!!!!
right! i love these videos
Angela, are you able to make a video comparison of the features of your 10 and 6 needle brother machines? i'm trying to decide on which on to buy. thank you!!!!
I would get 2 6 needles before I buy a 10 Needle in my opinion. The 10 needle seems to be made for for quilting & embroidering on quilts
@@AngelaJasmina thank you! i just did actually from Paul at Pocono sew and vac.. i made a video of it and made a shoutout to you for showing us where to buy it! thank you for being such an inspiration. I'm a nurse, got injured in a job and is currently in limbo where to work without getting hurt.... I started watching your videos since my injury Dec. 2019.
I WAS WATCHIN LIKE WHY DOESNT SHE USE THE OTHER ONE? THEN SHE DID. THEN I WAS LIKE OOOH WHATS THIS ONE AT THE END? AND SHE USED THAT TOO. GET IT GIRL. IM SO INSPIRED BY U.
Your work ethic is fantastic 👌🏼 Praise God.
I found your Channel today and I’ve watched 3 already lol your hustle is inspiring
Love from Australia ♥️
These designs are really cute and adorable!
Soo nice to see your assistant working today
yes your back yes i love you video keep it coming thanks pam
You inspire me I don’t have an embroidery machine but I’m going to make good with what I do have I have a hard time being consistent with making and posting
Love your videos I do custom items but trying to find my place with 6 kids ita hard to do any events to get my name out there i love how you explain everything
Love to see you work.❤
Thank you!!!
Omg honey, you always encouraged me to keep going into my own business, thanks so much! I have a question, what glitter fabric you use? I love it! 🤗
Hello all. WOW! I know nothing about embroidering and I'm so impressed. From the looks of your set up, you're doing your thing. Would like to include this down the line w/my t-shirt business. Will have to hit you up for some advise when that time comes. Continued success in ALL that you do. Rock rock on!!!
Assuming you cut vinyl, a vinyl cutter to embroiderer translates relatively well.
@@lsswapeverything2518 ok, cool. Thanks for the feedback. Appreciate you!
How cool I got to see you make Ella Joy’s shirt 😍
angela ........te felicito .......hermoso trabajo ........mi duda es lo que le colocas a tus bordados de relleno .......es vinilo textil ??? agradeceria tu orientacion .......saluds desde CHILE
Girl you and I both... working til 3am, back at it at 8am and do it all over again 😅
Love your videos you are an inspiration to all of our embroidery community. Hope to be at your level one day. Why did you choose the Melco over other bigger machines out there.
Hi Angela, thanks so much for the motivation!!
I love mighty hoops! They save so much time hooping.
Evening from uk Angela, your always so happy 🥰 love Gill 💞💞
I realized just now that your setup gives me Cake Mania vibes 😂. Keep up the hard work, looking great
hahahahahah I used to play that!!!!
Great video! I have noticed that you do not break needles often and your thread does not break. Is that because of your tension settings or the thread you use? I do not remember if you covered the brand and type of thread you use in a previous video. I do know you work hard and it is really great that you share with us! Thank you Angela!
Hi! I don't get thread breaks often, thread breaks are usually caused by incorrect tension, and the needle being installed incorrectly. I would say I get 1 thread break every other shirt if that, its due largely to the actifeed on the Melco since it adjusts the tension as it stitches
Giiirrrlll, u be workin.
Hi have just started watching your channel and is very inspiring. It has got me interested in applique so I have started doing it. I luv it!!! I have Been getting a bit of bubbling. Have u got any tips for that.
Amazing,i need this machines i want to start my own business too
Super, I work on Etsy too, but I'dont have so big machines, but hope to further use!
How did you get started and how long did it take you before you started getting multiple orders?
Cool video, that melco looks like a good machine. I operate a multi head happy embroidery machine, you a right to keep on top of the maintenance it makes all the difference. What are the two 6 needle machines?
I have a t-shirt business on Etsy. Very proud of the work you do. Keep up the great job.
Hiiii Angela you ROCK!!! Can you post the site where you purchased the fabric stands please?
those are very lovely designs on shirt.
Jah Bless yo business, watching from uganda africa ,inspiring 🌍
Have been atching your video's for two weeks and finally looked up what those melco's cost.
I think I should start with a but more low end machine (although the site said they have used ones as well, so I may contact them to check what those cost)
Hey why you don't use a lurex yarn for the shiny design
Love this video ! So fun to watch :)
Awesome Angela ❤️🧵🙏🏽
Wow this is incredible!
That's funny. I ordered the same 4 mighty hoops. Thought a selection page. What a coincidence lol. 11x13 is really great. But ofocurse it's 10x11.20 of usage space
wow! AHHmazing!!! Loved this video and I subscribed!
I love your grind. Keep it up!
Hi Angela!! You rock!! I’ve always wanted to do exactly what you are!! You’ve inspired me!! I have a question for ya. What’s the thickest material or project you’ve and/or have the ability to on your Melco?
Thank you! The thickest I've done so far is vinyl but in the For the love of melco group I've seen people do the horse seat things (dont know the real name haha)
Hi Angelina,
I was wondering if you have ever posted any of your items in Spanish on Etsy. If you have , How did it go ? I’m bilingual and I would like to venture on Etsy to the Spanish population . Just wondering ?? Thank you for all your videos ! You are a Boss!!
Angela!!! You're almost to 70K!!!!!!!!
So close!!!!!!!!
I ordered some t shirt at AJ Blanks came fast. Thank you and she confirmed buy email my order was delivered.
Awesome! Thank you for your support!
Your wellcome
Great Job!! Now you need to hire your first employee teenager with working papers. Your shirts are Beautiful!!!!
A teenage would slow her down and not arrive before at least noon 🤪
Is that heat press vinyl or fabric on those appliqués ? Super cute
Great tutorial. That is an abcessed pore. Get you some bentonite clay and mix with a little apple cider vinegar. Put it on there for about 15 mins in morning and at night. The next day it should be ready to empty or begin drying out. You might need a ti iotics and you may want to co dultva dermatologist. My daughter used to get those a d they called them cystic acne. They can be very difficult. Great tutorial though thanks for sharing.
I love your videos❤️ i would want to start a business in my own home like you someday💕💕 but I was wondering if you sell any iron-on vinyl? I’m in need of some for my Cricut machine😊
I don't sell iron on vinyl but I recommend Siser Easyweed!
Hey, I have a question. Have you ever done a baby shark shirt that is iron on? If so, how can I get a picture of a pink baby shark and put it on a shirt? Every time I try it with cricut like remove or erase, it don’t look right. So I was wondering if you can help me out.!
I hope to one day get to this level
I’m not sure if you’ll get this but you’ve been my inspiration to get into embroidery for my clothing brand so I really appreciate you..!! I do have a question though so in the future I plan to own multiple machines but I was wondering if I get the custom iron on embroidery patches and heat press them on will they last???
Yes love watching
Great work.... quick question Which machine is better the brother Pr670E or the Melco emt16x ?? Thank you
Sound of financial freedom
We love you in Indiana USA baby girl
Woah respect 🙌 keep working hard
Thank you 🙌
You are a wonder women mama you go girl
I have a ting machine that I practice on but haven't found good quality shirts. what brand are those shirts and where do you get them to buy? The quality looks nice to work with.
Hello from a fellow Marylander! Keep up the great work!! ❤️😊
Heyyyyyyy!
So many of us!
Ya casi llegas a Los 100k felicidades
Is business booming or normal during Covid? I want to start making tumblers
How can I get this machine
As I can tell people were spending more during the time they got the $600 a week + there weekly benefits. Right now I don’t think no one is buying that much since school is starting and no more $600 a week🙇🏽♀️ also may be a 2nd wave since flu season is near
Amazing Work! ,Keep it up!
Hi,I was wondering what thread is Best for embroidery and also for doing Chenelle Patches?
Do you have any embroidery machines you recommend for starters??
Love your videos
Where is everyone getting their applique patterns from?
My Creative Hands - Etsy is where I’ve bought mine at least until I can get the software to make my own!
Love it♥️♥️ I wish work in place like that 🥺
Que trabajo tan hermosos 💖💖💖💖💖🙏🌹
Such an inspiration, thank you!
What embroidery machine do you recommend starting off with. I already do vinyl,sublimation and screen print but am looking to add embroidery to my addition and the pe800 is too small what is a bigger one you recommend
Brother 6 needle or melco watch some of her other videos and she tells you all about her choices
Thanks. Very inspiring!