How I learned to Embroider. 5 Tips: Do's and Don'ts
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I watched this video when I didn't even have an embroidery machine. Started with a single needle and upgraded within 6 months to a 16 needle. I love embroidery however there are so many things to learn. I preach that people should not be afraid of their machine, they should have patience with themselves and take one step at a time. Every step that a person masters when it comes to embroidery is a drop in the bucket.....soon the bucket will be full. Thanks for all you do.
Boy I'm so glad somebody else has a machine and scared of it. I'm so glad he's putting pictures. I've had my machine for about 9 months, and I've not done the first thing. I think about all the money I could have made, makes being feel stupid. I've got traumatic head injury, so I forget stuff before you know. But I've got a system that helps I'm so mad at myself for not already getting me and my machine ready so count me in for the book!
I am a rookie in the game, and i appreciate this. Im somewhat a perfectionist. I did that promote myself thing 1st, and when i got my machine and did my 1st job, i said uh oh. Im not ready. I've spent day and night, mainly watching your videos and learning the digitizing aspect 1st. I will now be buying garments to practice on after this video. I will get to know my machine as well. Thanks again. Now if you have advice on how to handle the wife and kids due to time spent on learning, i will gladly appreciate that as well 😂
Thank you for your videos, ❤, i am an older learner, so many things to learn at once, my machine, digitising, different fabrics, actually making friends with my machine.
OMGness, me too!
Always such good advice. I've had my machine for 7 months and have felt so guilty about not having it up and running yet, but you just made me feel better. Better to wrap your head around everything and fully understand and be proficient before accepting custom orders. You reminded me to have confidence to trust myself and my timeline. Love your videos! Thanks!
Buy a bobbin tension gauge
Keep a scrap shirt hooped up on a larger frame, store it beside your machine, then run an “I” test on the needles that you will be using on your newly loaded design, prior to first sew out.
Yes, the tension gauge is something that I would highly suggest also. Thanks for sharing.
I'm just starting my journey and definitely learn the basics of digitizing and learn all products needed ie cutaway tear away and several others. I studied all your videos before ordering the machine and it helped me!!!! Thank you!
Thanks for the comment! The learning never ends.
Thank you for your videos- super easy steps to follow to grow in this field!!
Starting out I wished I purchased my machine from a place that offered lessons on how to get started embroidering. There were no classes near but I could have traveled 2 hours to find some. I instead bought closer to home in case I needed repairs. The training turned out to be more important! People today are lucky that You Tube offers a multitude of videos on embroidering. Thank you and other educators for your educational videos. They are deeply appreciated.
Training would’ve been so helpful. I never had any training and it made the learning curve brutal. Thank you for sharing!
Even with such helpful videos as Romero shares with us I still wish I could get a machine that comes with training. There is virtually no support for my machine. Internet is very scarce with info. Good thing it’s just a hobby for now.
I purchased a Melco EMT 16X and I paid for two days of training. It was well worth the price. Not only was my trainer a trainer, she's also a technician.
Just purchased a pre-owned 12 needle Happy machine last week. This is very helpful information.
Thank you, good luck in your embroidery adventures!
Great video! My rookie mistake was getting online and buying tons of designs I thought people would like. Sometimes I’d buy 5-6 from the same place without even checking to see if the first stitched out properly. I have so many and haven’t even stitched half of them. Probably never will to be honest.
Thanks for sharing! Yup, same here too. They just live on my hard-drive, never seen the light of day, lol.
Guilty as well, especially when they had sales.
Thank you for helping the phone today but I still don't have the money for it. Have almost broke but my wife is helping me a lot of things because I am disability and I want what I want and do you think of? I think you are good jobs so when I have the time I will have the phone to call you. Again, I'm just sorry about that. I have no money right now but I love the details you do for us so much that really counts as much. 👏
Señor acabo de comprae my machine thanks for your advice.
Makes me feel more confident to do some learning about my embroidery machine...thanks again..
This is wisdom at its finest. I’m just starting and learning the basics is so important. Fantastic advice Sir!
Thank you!
When first starting your embroidery journey I would recommend that you do not try to be a perfectionist at the beginning. Forgive yourself for all the mistakes, errors etc. and do not get frustrated with the process of learning. Take notes, lots of notes and organize them in binder or some other way. Also as Romero mentioned, lots of folks will be asking you to do embroidering for them once they know you have a machine, go slow and do not overwhelm yourself trying to accommodate everyone. Thank you Romero for all your sage advice that helps us to keep our sanity in this crazy adventure of embroidering!
Thank you for this advice! I'm good I can finally learn my or530. I am afraid of the machine; I hope your videos can remove my fear.I bought it since 2019 I just look at and wonde.
You’re the best❤
Thanks!
Thanks for the talk
Exelent information gracias señor.
I run 4 machines at a logo shop. I got my own machine. I have 4 years experience. We embroidery anything and everything. I see the profit while I get paid very little. I want to be the boss and make money. I appreciate your videos. I need knowledge where I stand. If you have any videos that you feel will help me, I would appreciate that.
Also, congrats on your tajima machine. I run one that's 5 years old and a new one. I run 2 toyatos. I love the tajima. I can't afford that yet. I have a bai.
Going through this right now
Love your channel and all the tips you share with us! I definitely did same thing - told everyone I have the machine and can do stuff. But in reality I’m still learning 😂
Thanks a lot, I have so many things in my mind that’s make me confusing , all my days go with out benefit, I wish I have plane or system for learning carve spending every day
Love your content 🫡
Very useful tips!! Thank you so much!!
Thank you so much for this information. I am very appreciative of all your information.
Thanks for your great advice. I’m a new subscriber , you mentioned about getting a good digitizer , can you share who you use ?
Good video thanks
Can you explain what the tests are for tension please? This is great information so glad I found you. I just got a multi needle machine . It scares me. My piece of advice is find Romero first thing. Thank you for all you do for us.
Thank you for the comment. The quality of your stitches all depend on having the correct tension set by your upper knobs and your bobbin tension. I am linking a video down below where I go into the details of setting your tension. Let me know if you have any questions.
Resetting my Embroidery Machine tension from scratch
ruclips.net/video/9dK9L5aVCh8/видео.html
@@RomeroThreads Hi, my machine has an auto tension setting, but the manual does not say how the changes effect the stitching from the bobbin! Any advice? Thanks so much! ~klb~
Thank you For the information you are Sharing. Very helpfull For a beginner. Q: what backing do you use For a Flexfit 210 BACKside Embroiering?
I use 2 pieces of 3oz tear away from AllStitch for the sides and backside of hats.
Thank you very much For the fast reply. I have other q: why does my machine does not start wright away after a Thread break? I goes on without stitching. And then skippes lots of missed stitches Wich creates big gaps thanks again
You have to back it up, then push the toggle switch so the red light lights up. If not, it’ll skip those stitches.
Great that Works 😊 now my thread Keeps poppin out my needle. Dont know what goes on. Not my best evening 😅thanks again raakt helpfull
I have the TC-1501, which bobbins do you find work best in your machine?
We use the Fil Tec magnetic bobbins.
ALWAYS CHECK your garments are clear of the arm.. make sure only the surface you required to be embroidered is in contact with the needle plate... we have all done it at some point and stitched the back of a shirt whilst embroidering the front...😢
haha! I did that today testing out a font. Crazy! 🤣
I love all your videos! I’m getting ready to start my own business and all of the info you give is worth so much thank you ! I have a question about copyright and how that works with embroidery. Can we use cartoon characters or team logos without getting in trouble or is there a way to acquire the rights? Or does it not matter much? Thank you again.
Thank you. You can not sell trademark images. You can get licensing and every company is different. You would contact the company directly or a legal company that specializes in that field.
is there a reason why you chose RICOMA over TAJIMA or BARUDAN ?
Not using the correct needle and thread for the size of text. That was my biggest mistake, one size does not fit all.
Who do you recommend for digitizing?
I use Vitor, if I send anything out.
www.vitordigitizing.net
Romero what software you have I bought Ricoma 1501 and has the basic software
I use Wilcom ES 4.5 Designing
www.wilcomamerica.com/products/embroiderystudio-e4-designing#:~:text=5%20Designing%20-%20Ultimate%20Embroidery%20%26%20Multi,quickly%20with%20full%20professional%20control.
Great Video! Have you ever encountered when stitching presser foot and needle moving to another position the needle stays down and drags across the fabric causing needle breaks. The needle should retract then move?
I don’t think Ive ever encountered that. Needle should come up. Definitely something you should get checked out.
@@RomeroThreads Just talked with Ricoma it's a faulty solenoid. Thanks for the reply.
Learn what stabilizers to use.
hello please i need help
I have a RICOMA 150 1PT embroidery machine since I turned it on about a year ago, the board was fine in English, I just don't know how to use it and I haven't turned it on again until now and my surprise is that it's in Chinese, I changed the language by myself, I was able to translate what it said and it says: Error number 15 Lost pattern. How can I do it in the English language and what does this error refer to? What do I have to do? can you please guide me
Excellent tips!
How can I request a quote for some digitizing from you?
Hello Maria, thank you for the comment. I do not offer digitizing service. I do digitizing for in-house projects only.
@@RomeroThreads you do beautiful work!
Hello Romero kinda late on the video but very very helpful information provided just 1 ? I’m getting a ricoma 2002 marquee and I don’t know jack 😢about embroidery binge watching all your vids can you recommend a good digitizer since you only do in house please and thanks MASTER!!
@joshuac9877 hello thank you. I recommend vitordigitizing.net
Thanks alot!!
Don’t buy products based on want, buy products based on need…..
I wish I went with a Brother or Babylock instead of a ZSK. The former are just so much easier to use when you know nothing about embroidery.
I have been embroidering now for 6 years. I’m 28 and dream for something like this.. something to call my own. Get my own contracts, create my own customer base.. my question is; is it too late? Am I too late to the party for all this to start up my own at 28?
I started embroidery at the age of 48... a totally new career choice and never looked back.. now on third machine due to upgrading from single needle flatbed to 6 needle needle arm then onto 12 needle now looking at twin head... good luck with your new career always remember to enjoy it not see it as a chore...
It's never too late. There is a market for embroidery practically everywhere.
What do you mean by ‘ eye Test’ ?
Its an I Test. Its to set your thread tension. Here’s a video with the details:
ruclips.net/video/p6V2U9pcDT4/видео.html
Hlo sir plz hlp me sir my misen recoma prablam 7stichas stop misen sir 😌 mission dealer not respond plz my msg reply me sir
Hi, my friend. I noticed you are amazingly knowledgeable in the embroidery industry, I am a truck driver for Brown, and I used to be a PC technician, but due to crash in 2008 I was forced to learn something new, well here I am at Brown... good money, 6 figures but 70 hours 6 days a week, I always like this stuff and I am a fast learner and multi-task person. I am about to register my llc, and just mention to some friends and they already asked me about hats, I have friend that he has a school and he offers me to buy from me the uniforms for the school, I told everyone I need some time to start, learn and else. For that reason, I decided to go with a commercial machine like Tajima, zsk, and Baruma. I also did check also Ricoma, now my question is if you can please help me out with this doubt I have, and is why you choose Ricoma over the other machines? Any recommendation will be appreciated, I know I am going for a very expensive machine but in my case it is no problem and thanks GOD I can afford the payments even if I don't sell anything for the entire payment of the machine, thats why I am going this way also is going to push me more and I see as a motivational to learn faster and do a quality job. Thanks for your time and help I already subscribed for the very helpful information. GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR COMPANY!!!
I was blocked on TikTok because I told a tiktoker only doing auto-digitizing that whatever they were doing was not real embroidery digitizing and they got mad mad 😂
I would say to me: Don't buy the cheapest machine out there.