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Babylock! They make such great embroideries and the stitching is so even and perfect. Don't buy one that only does a 4X4 inch embroidery. They really limit what you can do with them. Get a good one with several sizes of hoops and you will have so much more ability.
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i just added a few of my projects in the photo section, titled embroidery...Donna
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Janome MB4
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Babylock embroidery machines are the best and the most user friendly
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Originally Posted by Judie
I have a Pfaff Creative Vision 5.5 It is the most wonderful machine ever.. expensive, yes.. but it is a joy to use and is my last machine, so when DH said "go for it", I did. I love this man, and my machine.
I love them both. *Get one with as largest embroidery area that you can afford. That is my biggest hint!!! K |
Originally Posted by donnacollierbess
I'd love to hear and see any embroidery projects. So far I've been working on dish towels I got from the dollar store. I did put a name on a golf shirt but it wasn't easy. Ideas anyone?
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Originally Posted by Mary L Booth
Originally Posted by Krystyna
My husband bought me a Baby Lock Sofia 2 for Christmas and I can't tell you how much fun I'm having with it. I've made quilt blocks, t-shirts, and the possibilities are endless. It only has a 4x4 hoop and I initially thought that the size would limit me, but unless I'm going to do tapestry wall hangings or something (NOT) it is just fine. I love it.
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Originally Posted by grammysharon
I have an 830 and just use it for little home projects, nothing major yet. Unfortunately, they are expensive. My husband encouraged me to buy one as a retirement gift to myself :thumbup:
Enjoy your new Bernina 830!!! |
When I went out to buy my first embroidery machine, I looked at the Bernina -because of the stitch regulator feature. It was a beautiful machine but way beyond my price range. My best friend had a Brother Innovis 2500, so that's the one I looked at and fell in love with. ( She now has a quattro 6000D - that has so many bells& whistles & videos that it talks to you....weird)
My machine came with a lot of good tools and I received two huge selections of threads and bobbins. Eight years and literally 28 million stitches later, it is still going strong. I get it professionally cleaned and serviced every 5 million stitches. It's a work horse. |
Originally Posted by quiltinNsmilin
When I went out to buy my first embroidery machine, I looked at the Bernina -because of the stitch regulator feature. It was a beautiful machine but way beyond my price range. My best friend had a Brother Innovis 2500, so that's the one I looked at and fell in love with. ( She now has a quattro 6000D - that has so many bells& whistles & videos that it talks to you....weird)
My machine came with a lot of good tools and I received two huge selections of threads and bobbins. Eight years and literally 28 million stitches later, it is still going strong. I get it professionally cleaned and serviced every 5 million stitches. It's a work horse. |
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