TAG: Machine Embroidery Library

" " Welcome to another portion of the information concerning home embroidery business organization. The present installment, the fourth in the series of articles on home-run embroidery busines...

Difference between embroidery, as a hobby, and embroidery, as business, lies in a simple fact – you need to be able to sell your embroidery and for this you need to find people who want to b...

Creating and selling embroidered items can be very rewarding.  This article is a must-read if you possess an embroidery machine and want to make the most out of it by selling your work on...

I. Preparation of the basics T-shirts are sewn from cotton fabric. It, in turn, has a high shrinkage ratio. This means that you need to wash the product BEFORE embroidering. II. Desi...

First steps into machine embroidery, just like into any new venture, can bring about tons of questions. What machine should you get? What supplies will you need? Where to start with? Tons of...

Stabilizers choosing algorithm Few words before we begin… The post is the second part of the series “Choosing stabilizers for machine embroidery.” So, if you’re interested in the inf...

What can an embroiderer, be it a beginner or an experienced “stitch wolf”, say about machine embroidery stabilizers? Well, quite a lot! Starting from questions about their choice, moving o...

Non-woven fabrics: Felt (craft felt, eco-friendly felt, wool blend felt, wool felt), natural leather (various types, including nubuck, suede etc.), faux leather, natural fur, sheepskin (sh...

Few words before we start…If you’ve just joined in the “Choosing fabric for machine embroidery” theme, we’d like to remind that the piece is the third in the row. And, as the first two art...

Woven fabrics: ~ Chiffon, Chambray, Taffeta, Crepe de Chine, Batiste, Handkerchief fabric, Calico, Percale, Chintz, Quilter’s (Quilting) Cotton, Poplin and Broadcloth fabric, Burlap, Lawn...

Introduction So, you’ve entered the world of machine embroidery… Congrats! From now on things like “fabric hand”, “knit stretch”, “fabric-design match”, etc. will take up quite a big pa...

Embroidery process is a partnership between an embroidery machine and an embroiderer. At most times, it’s a beautiful partnership, with wonderful stitch-perfect results and lots of creative s...

Today’s article will speak about various extras that will add to your success. Also it’s a concluding installment to the “Home-run embroidery business” series course. Thus it includes issues,...

So, you’re looking for the best embroidery machine for your home embroidery business. If you’re reading this article, it means that you haven’t set your mind on anything definite yet. It’s...

So, you’ve set your mind to get some profit out of your favorite hobby – machine embroidery. Good for you! As crafting industry hitting pretty high numbers in profits worldwide, it has fantas...

When you first begin to study machine embroidery, you learn the basics. Most often, the abundance of information seems to you a difficult task and an impossible mission. Gradually you lear...

Choosing machine embroidery threads Today I would like to talk about threads for machine embroidery projects. This information will be interesting and informative for both beginners who h...

After we’ve received a huge number of positive responses on our post on temporary adhesive sprays in embroidery, we realized that the theme of aerosol sprays is not yet all that familiar t...

Introduction: After a series of our educational posts on machine embroidery, one might become a bit overwhelmed with the sheer amount of information on what to take into account for mac...

Perfect results in embroidery depend on four parts: a flawless combination of fabric and stabilizer, an impeccable design, good quality threads, and a sound embroidery machine. In our aspiration to...

The correct stabilization of the fabric in the process of embroidery is, perhaps, one of the most acute issues. Professionals in the sphere of machine embroidery know how using stabilizer is...