With the invention of re-positioning hoop, these are no problems. Also, with an embroidery editing software, one can split the designs and re-hoop the 4×4 hoop for evety part of the design, no biggie.
Entry level or not that beautiful machine would fall victim to my man hands and break lol looks fun though I'd love to personalise some things. Great video as usual x🤗
I sell at my craft markets and want to buy an embroidery machine. I want to get into felties and snap tag key fobs,, I am having a hard time deciding on a 4x4 or a 5x7 I just feel like a 5x7 I could run a few more designs at one time
The 5x7 will give you more space for a larger design. Or allow you to stitch a small design several times in the same hoop space. However, the actual sewing machine you put the hoop on can only stitch one set of instructions at a time. You'll still have to manually move the hoop to a new location every time you want to stitch the design again. That goes for the 4x4 hoop too. My advice would be to go for the machine with the strongest motor. If you're doing a lot of embroidery the machine will be working hard so you need the motor to be able to cope. Thanks for watching 🙂
Good thing is you can do 8x8 and bigger by rehooping. And splitting the design. I learned a lot from other RUclips videos!
Exactly.
Well, now I want an embroidery machine, lol! That looks so fun!
It's a lot of fun! Thanks for watching 😀
With the invention of re-positioning hoop, these are no problems. Also, with an embroidery editing software, one can split the designs and re-hoop the 4×4 hoop for evety part of the design, no biggie.
Thank you! I’m new to sewing and have wanted an embroidery machine that didn’t break the budget but didn’t know if I’d outgrow a 4x4. Great tutorial!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching 😀
Fun! Fun! Fun .
Entry level or not that beautiful machine would fall victim to my man hands and break lol looks fun though I'd love to personalise some things. Great video as usual x🤗
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I sell at my craft markets and want to buy an embroidery machine. I want to get into felties and snap tag key fobs,, I am having a hard time deciding on a 4x4 or a 5x7 I just feel like a 5x7 I could run a few more designs at one time
The 5x7 will give you more space for a larger design. Or allow you to stitch a small design several times in the same hoop space. However, the actual sewing machine you put the hoop on can only stitch one set of instructions at a time. You'll still have to manually move the hoop to a new location every time you want to stitch the design again. That goes for the 4x4 hoop too. My advice would be to go for the machine with the strongest motor. If you're doing a lot of embroidery the machine will be working hard so you need the motor to be able to cope. Thanks for watching 🙂