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A crisp close-up of the finished 3D puff “26.2” embroidery on a neon mesh snapback, showing clean edges after foam removal and heat finishing.
A close-up shows a lighter sealing the raw plastic edge of an embroidered patch to melt it cleanly into the satin border.
Close-up of the Pfaff Creative Expression 750 stitching a large pink embroidery design on black fabric during an introductory demo.
A blue-and-white magnetic hoop sits docked on a white placement station board, ready for repeatable alignment.
A close-up of the Ricoma control panel as the operator enables Low speed for a specific needle to keep small lettering crisp.
Hands tape a floating stabilizer layer to the plastic rim of a 4x4 hoop to secure an in-the-hoop lavender sachet sandwich.
The Manage Designs Toolbox view in Hatch showing a grid of design thumbnails for fast browsing and selection.
A close-up of the Brother NQ1700e stitching a multi-colored floral design on white fabric inside a hoop.
A close-up of PE Design 10 showing the cursor turning into a hand icon while preparing to connect two split embroidery nodes.
A side-by-side patch comparison shows how Frosted Matt stays non-reflective while a shiny thread catches glare.
A close-up shows the bobbin winding “bump” technique that pushes thread down the bobbin hub for better low-bobbin sensor behavior.
A screen capture of Embird Editor with the Edit menu open and the Mask command highlighted, ready to remove hidden stitches under an overlapping design.
The finished “Gratitude ATTITUDE” appliqué design stitched cleanly on a blue stretchy T‑shirt while still in the hoop.
Amy and Julie sit together in a sewing studio, chatting about upcoming projects and practical appliqué techniques.
A top-down close-up of a 4.25-inch magnetic hoop snapping down over an inside-out knit beanie on a hooping fixture.
Close-up of the Husqvarna Viking #1+ actively stitching the name “Lizzie” in pink thread with the darning foot installed.
A Ricoma multi-needle machine stitches a detailed design on a soft, unstructured dad hat mounted on a cap driver.
A close-up of the operator holding the blue Start button while the HappyJapan HCD3-1501 boots into Maintenance Mode.
Hands hoop a blue sweatshirt with a magnetic frame and stabilizer, ready for stitching a raised satin “Mama” design.