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Machine embroidery is now so heavily utilized for product branding, corporate advertising, uniform adornment and also for personal sewing and craft projects by hobbyists that the word "embroidery" is now generally more readily associated with forms of Machine Embroidery than any of the more traditional forms of "Hand Embroidery". There are two main types of Machine Embroidery: The first "Free Motion Sewing Machine Embroidery", involves using a basic zigzag sewing machine. The second "Computerized Machine Embroidery" involves using an embroidery machine or sewing/embroidery machine. From Wikipedia under the
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Wire Classes range from the basics to advanced techniques such as quilting, shapes and shading, and embroidery . All of these have been made easier by technology, ... From Google News Search: "Machine Embroidery" How can I find someone to do machine embroidery on fabric to be framed for me? Q. I am decorating my home Victorian. I want to have a couple of sayings embroideried on fabric surrounded by roses. Then I want to have them matted and framed. How ever, I am having a problem wording a search to find someone that does this. I have called the local numbers in my phone book for the people that do machine embroidery but they only do monograming and sportswear. Thanks for andy help, Pat Asked by annabbs - Sat Nov 11 19:01:42 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments A. Go to your community center, church or senior center, or a rest home and ask around. You will probably find someone who would love to make your embroidery for you, especially if you have time for them. You will find that they will enrich your life and you can enrich theirs. Answered by Emee - Sat Nov 11 19:41:45 2006 Does anyone own a Brother Embroidery machine? What is your opinion of the machine? Q. I am thinking of buying an embroidery machine. Would like others opinion on the Brohter brand before I buy one. Not sure which model yet so please let me know the model you are talking about. I will mainley be using it for children's clothing, heirloom stitching & pillows. Asked by Deborah S - Sat Feb 2 19:05:33 2008 - - 23 Answers - 1 Comments A. I have a Brother 2500D and it works great. I must say that I use it mainly for embroidery but it sews so well too. I wish I could do both at the same time! I highly suggest that you get a 5 x 7 field. The 10 x 6 is also nice but not as essential as 5.x7. I would say 90% of what I do is 5 x 7 or less. The other thing I might consider if I had to do it again would be buying an embroidery only machine because I feel that so much of the extra sewing options are never used because I am always embroidering. I would probably buy a seperate sewing machine. The other thing to keep in mind is if you like Disney Characters you must buy a machine with a D as the last character. Brother machines are the only machines that can legally embroider… [cont.] Answered by lainie - Sun Feb 3 13:52:46 2008 If you do machine embroidery could you suggest what brand is the best to accept other discs?
Q. I want to use some of Clotilde's embroidery patterns, and Jo-Anns is having a decent sale on Singer. But what about Brother? Help? Asked by Pam H - Tue Apr 28 10:44:30 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments A. I prefer Brother or Babylock and I would suggest buying from a dealer if you have never used a sewing machine - the embroidery machine has some similarities. If you do not buy from a sewing machine dealer, try the Singer - it should connect via cable to your PC and this is where you will store designs and then send to the embroidery machine. You choose designs by the format of the embroidery machine and the the hoop size. Watch this when downloading. An embroidery machine that has a maximum embroidery area of 4 x 4 will not stitch a design that is larger. The least expensive method to obtain designs is downloading from the Internet to the computer, then send to the embroidery machine as you want to stitch out a design. Methods for… [cont.] Answered by pattiann - Thu Apr 30 14:57:45 2009 From Yahoo Answer Search: "Machine Embroidery"
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