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You are 🤗 welcome. I hope you will give it a try. Then let me know how it turns out.

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Thank you. Yes, it is. Your sock tutorial is coming in this series😊

I got it off of Etsy. I'll look and see from whom and let you know.

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Thanks, I'm glad you like it. Give it a try.

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No not necessarily. I'm sure there may be different terminology for the process (( I googled it and here are a few other names - nap-tack stitch, pile-down stitch or tack-down stitch) I hope this helps. However, the concept means there is a layer or two of stitches that stitches the shape of your design in order to flattened the fabric so you can stitch a design on top as shown in this video

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Thanks. That's what I do now. I use to do color themes years ago in my house, but now I'm just lucky to get the tree up and decorated 😂😂

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You can buy 60 wt color threaded bobbins that usually match your top thread off of Amazon. ( that's what I used). You can get it either fil-tech magnetic or non magnetic ( which is less expensive). However, to answer your question, yes you can wind your own bobbins. Just make sure you are using the correct bobbin for your machine. Multi-needle machines are usually L bobbins. Whereas, single needle machines are size 15.

Hey Lady, I haven't seen you on my live in months !!! It's great hearing from you. I hope all is well.☺️

@@Sew2WeBeginEmbroidery I use the magna tech white bobbins but have never wound my own for my pr1055. I’m definitely going to try it.

@@Sew2WeBeginEmbroidery I know I’m sorry! I used to take my son to cello lessons on Tuesday and would sit in the car and watch while waiting for him. He’s off to college and my routine is so different. I need to get back to watching your lives! I really enjoy them. Hope all is well and have a very Merry Christmas ❤️

@ thank you, same to you. Keep in touch😊

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You're so welcome. I hope this information is helpful to you. Are you considering starting an online store soon???

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It's not necessarily the software. It's the machine's features and capabilities that matters. Check out your machine manual to see if that's a feature included with your machine. If so, Embrilliance software isn't a very expensive editing program that has that capability function included.

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I'll do another video on it and make sure to include that process. Thanks for the request.

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The ladies that are part of the sew along do not have their own channels. Currently, they have no interest in becoming content creators.

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Thank you for subscribing. If you're looking for a single needle embroidery machine any of the lower end Brother machines will be a good start. Depending on how much you want to spend I would recommend the Brother SE2000. If you're looking for a multi-needle machine Brother has the one needle Persona or the 6 needle which still isn't cheap ( depending on where you shop). There are several non- Brother machines that I've heard about that can be less expensive ( Bai is one), but I can't recommend any because I've never used them. My suggestion is to do your research and if possible join Facebook groups for the ones you're interested in and see how people like them. Always do product reviews. Once you narrow your choices down then call around to get the best price. These dealers often time sell at various prices and the more research you do the better price you may get. Good luck🙏🏾👍🏽☺️

Thank you for watching my video. I hope you have subscribed and will continue watching all of them. Congratulation on your new machine. You will love it. I do not re-thread the machine when I change threads. Just tie them off and pull them through. However, always check to make sure that everything is still under the tensions and the thread flows through correctly with ease.

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Unfortunately, I don't. I own Hatch, but I currently use Embrilliance exclusively

I just did a video on the different types of fabric. If you have a specific question please put it in the chat. I will get back with you soon on info about fabric and batting. I think that's a good topic to explore. Thank you😊😊