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Day in the Life working from home Machine Embroidery work Chill and Chat
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- Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2023
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Hello everyone, thank you for watching my day in the life video. I tried to include as much of my daily routine as I could. Sometimes I do more sometimes I do less. I hope you found some of the things I talk about helpful.
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For some reason I just found your channel. I love it! People like you inspire me a lot. Here I am so afraid to buy an embroidery machine like yours because I am afraid I don't make money from it. Anyway thank you for sharing your journey. Wish you all well.
I enjoy listening to each of your videos. I have a 12 needle older Voyager and learning to love it. Will make my first project tomorrow.
Thank you for your comment :) good luck with your first project I hope it goes well 💕
gotta make some more vids! also can you tell me more about that expensive automatic magnetic bobbin winder you were looking at? i'm looking around online and I can't find anything but the plastic clear bobbin auto winders. thanks
I haven't purchased the automatic bobbin winder. each of the happy japan machines comes with a built in bobbin winder so it's hard to justify the £800 spend but I do think it would be cool to own. There is one for sale from Midwest Machinery in the UK and I have seen a few on Alibaba
can't wait for the day someone realizes how to use a giant spool of thread as a bobbin, then you could change it once a month
Hi thank you for your comment, that would be amazing. The closest I’ve seen to that is this machine you can drop metal bobbin casing into (like a handful at a time) at it sorts them and winds them for you, cost like £800 tho
@@pinkbirdembroidery8281 that's insane. You'd have to wind about 6000 bobbins with it to break even
What price is that large roll of backing please, thanks Elaine
Heyy thank you for your comment, it is about £82+ VAT
could you please share the name of the tear away that you use?
I couldn't understand what you said
Hi! I use the 50g Vilene tear away by Madeira threads
hi do you eyeball the placement on the hoody or do you mark where your hoop should be?
Hi Thank you for your comment. A bit of both, if the hoodie is larger than a size large I usually use a measuring tape and tailor's chalk to figure out where the middle is, but on the smaller sizes it's easy enough/quicker to eyeball
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