EVERYTHING you Need to Start Machine Embroidery for Beginners 101

[@monicajackson7266]

I started my journey with a Brother PE150 but it had little cards and was limiting. Moved on to SE400 loved it because it could also sew. It was a move up from 150, but to get my designs I had to download to my computer and move over to the SE400. Now greedy me, wanted a bigger hoop and I’ve advanced to a Pathfinder (8x12) hoop and I’m in heaven. I added magnetic hoops and I enjoy Embroidery even more. May your days be filled with Good Sewing!!

[@HelinaDoyle-q6m]

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[@chuongnda06]

Excellent video. Can you make next time with an entry level multi-needle machine for beginners?

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

We're glad you enjoyed the video. That's a fantastic suggestion! We'll definitely consider creating a tutorial featuring an entry-level multi-needle machine for beginners in our upcoming content. Stay tuned and happy embroidering! 💙

[@AmaliaCaceres-xo5mf]

Yes!!! Please!!!🤩😍😁

[@NurturedbyNatureStudio]

I started with a used Brother PE900 for the same reasons. I had it for about 2 months, gave it to Goodwill, and then purchased a Tajima SAI. Not exactly big time but perfect for me to get started in my small studio. I'm in love with machine embroidery, thanks for sharing your expertise and tips! 😀

[@Pinchechango]

Did you enjoy using the pe900

[@jamessteward9908]

Bro can I get brother se725 for a big chest design and did you embroider that design you are holding with the se600 , I want to buy that design you are holding in the video

[@nessaaguilera5783]

I have this exact one and the learning curve wasn't too bad

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

Nice! Yeah it makes it pretty easy for you to learn embroidery. Did you have any trouble with tension or hooping?

[@BoonDocHale]

Nice job! I do think starting with a 6x10 inch hoop is better if you can. There are a lot of entry level machines with this size. Also be sure to buy from a local dealer with dependable service and repair and go there and try the machines out. There should be good support for classes too!

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

Thank you for your comment! Starting with a 6x10 inch hoop is a great choice, especially for those who plan to work on larger projects. Buying from a local dealer with reliable service and repair is excellent advice. Trying out machines in person and ensuring there's support for classes can make a big difference in your embroidery journey 💙

[@anniemariengatelier]

One can start with SE600 with a repositioning hoop and an embroidery editing software. The hoop size is not limiting, it only makes one more creative.

[@samsungaccount7841]

What kind of thread do you use in the bobbins? Is it the same as the top thread or the regular machine thread?

[@samsungaccount7841]

If you choose a design that’s on going long like a trim can you do it without using the hoop?

[@jashodasrivastava]

can you use the se600 on caps?

[@anniemariengatelier]

@@jashodasrivastava Yes you can, but only unstructured caps. It also requires a learning curve and special technique.

[@laeniz]

Heeeeyyyy Kens BAK!!!!...now can you start teaching your digitising ways again pls.

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

You got it 🫡💙

[@jessiegibson9023]

Good video thanks

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

Glad you enjoyed it Jessie 💙

[@eeerrrriiicc]

What’s the smallest design size the machine can embroider?

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

It depends on the settings on the design! Please check out our FREE Cheat sheet digitizing guide to learn more!

[@picanteNJ]

Why you don’t answer the question

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

What's the question?! :)