Machine Embroidery is an amazing and wonderful addition to the world of sewing machines. According to Wikipedia, the first home embroidery sewing machine was created by Janome in 1990. The Memory Craft 8000. I can actually remember this machine. My Viking dealer at the time was also a Janome dealer. I remember seeing all the wonders […]
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If you are a new embroiderer or perhaps consider yourself an “expert” there are always tips and tricks we can learn to perfect our machine embroidery techniques. I don’t want to get into the “how to” of machine embroidery at this time, but I’d like to show you some tips and tricks I’ve learned and
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Singer XL-400 computerized sewing and embroidery machine reviews Do you like to bring innovativeness in your sewing? Or, do you want to flourish your sewing and embroidery skills? Either way SINGER Futura XL-400 computerized sewing or embroidery machine goes beyond the call of a sewing machine and giving the opportunity to create embroidery designs on
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Brother LB-6800PRW Project Runway Computerized Sewing Embroidery Machine Brother LB-6800PRW is a new generation computerized machine that without any doubt gives new meaning to convenience and creativity. This runway edition offers a complete range of stitching and sewing functions– to add beautiful and decorative ornamentations to your unique creations. Equipped with all the topmost features,
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Brother SE400 vs. SE425 – Which One is The Ultimate Winner If you compare Brother SE400 and SE425, the first thing you may get is nothing. It’s not a joke because both the machines are identical. But if you go in deep, you can always find what makes the two different. In some ways, the
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Cloths, Threads & Designs in China’s Old Embroideries In past centuries, everything in a Chinese household was covered in embroidery. Clothing, accessories, and household furnishings were all adorned with embroidered symbols. These symbols were always auspicious and designed to protect the wearer and occupants from harm and to foster good fortune in the family home.
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Vintage Style of Embroidering with Red Thread is Popular Again Redwork embroidery first became popular in the 1880s. It’s popular again today for quilts and home decor accessories, and can now be stitched by machine and by hand. Redwork embroidery got its name from Turkey red cotton embroidery thread, a machine-made thread that became popular
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Vintage Style of Hand Embroidery Stitched in Red is Popular Again Redwork embroidery designs, known for their old-time charm, are easy enough for just about anyone to sew. Hand redwork’s must-have element is red embroidery floss. Redwork embroidery got its name from the colorfast red embroidery thread that first became widely available in the late
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Offshoot of Vintage Redwork Embroidery Uses Blue Embroidery Floss Bluework is a style of outline embroidery almost identical to its close relation, redwork embroidery, except that it is stitched with indigo blue thread instead of red. Like its kissing cousin, redwork embroidery, bluework got its name from the colored embroidery thread that is used to
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Embroidery works are the beautiful designs with the threads on the clothes, and so the important thing in the embroidery task is the threads. The right threads for the work will allow you to get the best work done. There are different kinds of embroidery threads and based on the types of threads the embroidery
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