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An overhead view of a 5x7 hoop holding three finished in-the-hoop bookmarks, including two with clear PVC pockets stitched in place.
Hands drop the top blue magnetic frame onto high-pile faux fur and cutaway stabilizer to snap the hoop closed cleanly.
A screen capture of the word “Hello” in a playful TrueType-style font, used to demonstrate how PE Design 11 text choices change the final stitched look.
Close-up of hands pressing a standard hoop down over thick denim, showing the exact moment most hooping mistakes (and sore wrists) happen.
Hands place a precut fabric snowflake precisely inside the placement stitch line while the project remains hooped for perfect appliqué registration.
A screen capture in Floriani Total Control U showing a diagonal yellow angle line drawn across a onesie shape to control fill stitch direction.
A close-up of a stitched flower design that highlights how digitizing quality shows up in texture, stitch direction, and clean edges.
Close-up of the machine stitching dense decorative spiderweb quilting over the crazy patch front panel inside the hoop.
A side-by-side look at two snowflake embroidery blocks—one repaired so cleanly it’s hard to tell which one was the mistake.
A close-up shows a heat tool sealing the organza edge around a stitched poinsettia piece on a metal pan while a heat-resistant glove protects the hand.
A projector casts bright green cutting lines onto floral fabric while a rotary cutter follows the projected outline for fast, accurate pattern cutting.
A flat lay of the finished FSL soccer gift tag and both small and large matching earrings, showing the size comparison and clean lace structure.
A wide view of the tubular support installed under the hoop arms on a Brother 10-needle machine, ready to carry the weight during frame-out.
A finished white tea towel shows a red embroidered recipe with a bright orange fabric border, held up for a clear look at layout and legibility.
A wide, clear view of the Brother SE625 needle area and threading zone right before using the automatic needle threader.
A close-up action shot of the Brother Innov-is F440E stitching a gold crown outline at speed on hooped white cotton.
A screen capture shows the letter “P” being formed with the Arc Column tool in Threads Embroidery Software, with nodes defining a clean satin bowl.
A close-up of the PDF catalog’s technical chart highlighting the tiny watermelon design dimensions, helping you judge size before you stitch.
A Spark-generated PDF worksheet preview showing the embroidery design with center marks and alignment guides.
Close-up of the embroidery machine stitching the final satin border around the hexagon coaster, locking the top and backing layers together.
The main Baby Lock Design Database Transfer interface displays design thumbnails, folders, and the toolbar used for organizing and sending files.
A finished grey sweatshirt featuring a gold glitter “MAMA” appliqué with clean satin borders and the word “boy” stitched beneath.
A close-up of a finished black scrub hat on a mannequin head with a crisp white nurse-cap embroidery centered on the front.
A close-up shows a commercial embroidery machine stitching a pumpkin design onto toilet paper at a controlled speed.
Close-up of finished marine vinyl luggage tags showing the embroidered butterfly back and the clear ID window front.
An overhead view shows a clear placement template aligned to a t-shirt’s center pin, ready to mark the design crosshair accurately.
Two finished unicorn felt finger puppets are displayed in their hoops, showing clean stitching and a neat, kid-friendly finish.
A close-up shows the Brother Dream Machine stitching a thick, dense satin border that gives the patch a professional, structured edge.