barbt

I like emblibrary.com. They always have good deals and the designs are nice.

fairydawn

Along with all of those mentioned above here are a few others....ATW, Martha Pullen, Daffy Down Dilly, Misty Mountain, Cute Embroidery, Amazing Emb. Designs, Charming Station, Sonia Showalter, Oma's Place, Splinter's and Threads, Yummy Factory, Sewbirds Stitches, just to name a few. I have ADD. I am Addicted to Downloading Designs.

quiltinNsmilin

I have a brother Innovis 1500D. I've had it for six years and it has been used hard. My ongoing stitch count is at 20 Million stitches.
I get it cleaned and overhauled every 4 - 5 Million stitches and it
keeps working great...I love it.

Sharon A

I am having a blast with my <new to me, embroidery machine> I thought I had been on all the sites but you all had some that I have not been on yet. I am making a rag quilt for a friends GS, he is Autistic and is a feel child <rubs everything he sees>. I made my friend a rag quilt and he has taken it over, I have all the embroidery blocks done, brought the fringe animals from 2 sisters sewing and had some others, tonight it will be finished and will go in the washer and dryer several times to rag out. I think he will like it because there are also bright colors. Thanks for all the sites.

catlover

I love Secrets of Embroidery. Lots of sales. Gazillion different designers.

Cynthia

shrabar

There are so many site that you don't need to spend anything they have a lot of free designs I have gotten all my designs for free.

sewingsally

I have purchased many at www.oregonpatchworks.com. This site has a nice variety and so far the quality has been great.

Divokittysmom

Embroidery Library is at the top of my list!! Their designs stitch flawlessly every time! Great sales, specials etc etc. Just downright friendly good people, great customer service! Not affiliation :-D

JudyM

I like Embroidery Library and you can order and download them immediately. They have lots of patterns and reasonably priced.

Marysewfun

I love Emblibrary (embroidery library) - they have such neat and thorough tutorials and also free projects. Another one I like is EmbroideryDK - but that one runs you $6/mo membership - which I don't normally go for but in this instance I thought I would try it for a bit and have gotten some neat stuff - they have sets (families) sometimes with 10 or 12 of the same style design - enough for a quilt. She bosts 11,000 designs.