I’m loving this series! This is truly a great foundation of information! I’ve been embroidering for a while and I’m so glad I’ve come across your channel. I can’t wait to start my education series with the Hatch software.
Now I know why my lace edge off my napkins were too stiff, I used polyester thread. Next time Rayon will be used. Same will apply with future lace designs. Thanks for the info John. Patty
Thank you very very very much for this video ! I have so much to learn, is like a new university for me and watching your video I discovered a amazing teacher! Thank you again for shearing you knowledge with us 🙌🙏🌻
Hello John your videos are very welcomed. I acquired PE325 Brother Embroidery Machine. My desire is to do embroidery for RC Church. I just bought it last year in the US. Please could you show how to organize church emblems. I enjoy all your videos. Maureen -Trinidad & Tobago
Hi I m woundering I have got mostly ryon thread I leaned from your vedeo that polyester is the best I m confused now whether I should change to polyester?
Barbara Kisting if you are referring to Frosted Matt by Madeira... FROSTED MATT is a beautiful matt effect embroidery thread, the world’s first truly matt and lightfast embroidery thread. Produced using exclusive dyeing techniques, ensuring colours are intense, extremely lightfast and bleach resistant. The high definition and distinctive finish make this thread popular across all market sectors from promotional and logos to sportswear, functional clothing and fashion. For extra creativity, combine matt and shiny threads to achieve amazing contrasts and clarity.
That is very hard question to answer as most mainstream brands produce well engineered machines. Allot of it comes down to personal preference and dealer support. I’ve personally owned Brother home machines and love them. Price can range for a few hundred dollars to many thousands.
from what I understand and have learned so far is if the back will not be visible there is no need to use the embroidery thread to match. If you are embroidering freestanding lace or a stuffed toy ear to se, then you would see the other side of it and would want it to look nice by using embroidery thread.
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Thank you John, for taking your time to make these videos for us beginners.
My pleasure! It can be confusing without a teacher.
Thank you so much for teaching us all these fine details, John.
R u wilcom designer ?
My pleasure Kokkie, glad you're enjoying the videos! :)
I’m loving this series! This is truly a great foundation of information! I’ve been embroidering for a while and I’m so glad I’ve come across your channel. I can’t wait to start my education series with the Hatch software.
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Thank you John, I'm learning a lot from these videos.
Now I know why my lace edge off my napkins were too stiff, I used polyester thread. Next time Rayon will be used. Same will apply with future lace designs. Thanks for the info John. Patty
I love the information about turning metalics on the side to prevent breaks Thank you
Glad you learned something :) Thanks for watching
Thank you very very very much for this video ! I have so much to learn, is like a new university for me and watching your video I discovered a amazing teacher! Thank you again for shearing you knowledge with us 🙌🙏🌻
Thank you John, very concise and to the point video. I really enjoyed it, now I know why some thread ranges do not 'work' correctly with my machine.
My pleasure Gill, glad you enjoyed the video :)
Good work
Good clear information, many thanks.
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed :)
Wow! So much knowledge, so wonderfully explained!
Glad it was helpful!
Hello John your videos are very welcomed. I acquired PE325 Brother Embroidery Machine. My desire is to do embroidery for RC Church. I just bought it last year in the US. Please could you show how to organize church emblems.
I enjoy all your videos.
Maureen -Trinidad & Tobago
John, I can't find the link to bobbin winder. Thank you.
Thank you for this tutorial
I have a learned alot about threads from the video. Thank you for all the fine tips.
So happy to hear that Deborah :) Thanks for watching!
This has been a good class,👍👌
Glad you've enjoyed it Tammy! :)
How do I turn the thread on the side using a 10 needle? Love your tips. Thank you
Melinda Parham your could look into a “single thread director” or just make a spool holder and sit it on the floor beside the machine.
Thanks
This guys is definitely Styropyro’s dad!!!!
Is tread for machine embroidery the same thread used in regular sewing machines??
Thank You Sew much 😁
Where do you recommend buying thread?
Hi sir I have b 700 computer embroidery machine. Which theard i use please tell me. B 700 machine is best or not
Hi
I m woundering I have got mostly ryon thread
I leaned from your vedeo that polyester is the best
I m confused now whether I should change to polyester?
TXS,John :)
Sir, is silk thread used in machine embroidery....?
When do you use Matt thread?
Barbara Kisting if you are referring to Frosted Matt by Madeira... FROSTED MATT is a beautiful matt effect embroidery thread, the world’s first truly matt and lightfast embroidery thread. Produced using exclusive dyeing techniques, ensuring colours are intense, extremely lightfast and bleach resistant. The high definition and distinctive finish make this thread popular across all market sectors from promotional and logos to sportswear, functional clothing and fashion. For extra creativity, combine matt and shiny threads to achieve amazing contrasts and clarity.
@@EmbroideryLegacy thanks for the great informative insight into Matt thread. I will remember this as I am very new to machine embroidery.
Hi sir, hope you will read this, tell us best machine for home embroidery, and the cost.
Thank you
That is very hard question to answer as most mainstream brands produce well engineered machines. Allot of it comes down to personal preference and dealer support. I’ve personally owned Brother home machines and love them. Price can range for a few hundred dollars to many thousands.
does bobbin thread need to be embroider thread when making patches? Or can the bobbin thread be any kind of thread?
from what I understand and have learned so far is if the back will not be visible there is no need to use the embroidery thread to match. If you are embroidering freestanding lace or a stuffed toy ear to se, then you would see the other side of it and would want it to look nice by using embroidery thread.
What metallic thread brand is your favorite?
Floriani Gang
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