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Old 05-02-2012, 06:00 AM
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I would like your advice on a Brothers Embroidery Sewing Machine. I do not have the room for a large machine and I am thinking of buying a small Brothers Embroidery Machine. I do not know how to embroidery on a machine so I am wondering if this would be a good starter for me. I just want to monagram and learn how to do a little more. Has anyone had one of these machines and can you advise me.
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Old 05-02-2012, 06:05 AM
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15 years ago i started with a bernina deco, which was made by brother. it's a small, 4"x4" capability embroidery machine. I will say, that little machine was a workhorse! a few years later, i upgraded to a babylock ellure, which has a 5x7 area. have never progressed further (ie needing a bigger machine). I have not looked at the new lower priced brothers, but gut tells me it is alot like their older machines. I would buy one if i was just getting into it!
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Old 05-02-2012, 06:06 AM
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Brother makes a great embroidery machine! It is a great place to start. It's more about needles, thread, and stabilizers than the machine itself. You can always post questions....maybe we might have the answer!!
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Yahoo has a group for owners of Brother embroidery machines too that you might find helpful.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BrotherMachineEmbroidery/
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i have the se350 & the 400 both love them both
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Old 05-02-2012, 07:53 AM
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I have a brothers 4000 love it embroidery hoop 7x12largest, really like to get the new dueta(sp) but just can't swing it for 8000
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Love my SE270D and PE700II. Bought the SE270D first. It is a combo machine and small. Have had very little problems with either one. Both of mine were refurbished which saved me about $100 per machine. The only thing I wish is that mine used the Flash Drive so my laptop didn't have to be positioned near them. I think now you can get the lower priced ones that uses the Flash Drive.
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I have the one that is sold at Costo with the thread pack. Love it!!!!
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There is one for $300 at Walmart now. There will also be one on hsn next month.
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I have a Brother Quattro and love it. Before that I had a Babylock Ellure and liked that too.
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