Roberta

I wish I had one of these machines but alas I don't. This is a great step-by-step on how to make a snowflake bed runner using the Go die.

The only question I have is how did she transfer the die design into the machine? This is one of the reasons I've never bought an embroidery machine, I'd never be able to figure out how it works.

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ManiacQuilter2

I have two friends that have them and they constantly complaining on how much thread the machines use.

PaperPrincess

AccuQuilt also sells the embroidery design files that an embroidery machine uses. If you read the explanation just below the video, she tells you which die & which embroidery package she is using, both sold by accuquilt.

romanojg

You buy the embroidery designs from AccuQuilt, its separte from the die. Their designs prices are really good. Embroidery machines are easier to use than most think. It just takes patience and its always great if you got them from a good dealer.