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A close-up of the embroidery machine stitching a whale design onto a hooped blue bucket hat on a cap frame.
A close-up shows the hook tool being inserted into the white plastic tube to pull embroidery thread through cleanly and quickly.
A close-up screen capture of Melco Design Shop’s Object Properties window with the Tie In and Tie Off checkboxes being enabled.
Close-up of the finished patchwork casserole carrier with navy bows, showing the quilted block construction and structured shape.
Palette 11’s Design Property window displays the full FSL Bladder Cancer Ribbon set stats, including 11,070 stitches and a 2.75" x 3.76" layout size.
A close-up of Forte PD’s Running Stitch properties window with the stitch length adjusted to 0.11 inches to prevent underlay poke-through under satin.
A wide view of the Bernina 790 Pro interface as the multifunction knobs are used to align the needle precisely to a marked center point for Pinpoint Placement.
George holds a large teal-rim magnetic embroidery hoop, showing the flat-faced magnetic frame design.
Two pretzel earring bases sit cleanly stitched in a hoop on white water-soluble stabilizer, ready for detail stitching and final cleanup.
A title slide from The Embroidery Coach presentation introducing how to create a niche market for an embroidery business.
Close-up of duckbill appliqué scissors cutting the stitched triangle inside the hoop to create the split seam effect on a sweatshirt.
A Bernina touchscreen shows the user searching for “Bobbin” in Settings to find the Bobbin Thread Indicator toggle.
A small pocket is pressed onto hooped sticky stabilizer, demonstrating the floating technique for items too small to hoop normally.
A Brother PE800 stitches a white floral monogram onto pink fleece through a water-soluble topping, showing the exact setup that keeps fleece pile under control.
A wide shot of the Baby Lock Solaris with its large illuminated touchscreen, ready for first power-on and setup.
A close-up of the finished teal-and-purple in-the-hoop stuffed owl stitched on a Janome MC230E.
A finished Edna chicken appliqué block is held up in the hoop, showing clean blanket stitching and crisp placement.
Tim gestures beside a Janome machine while emphasizing the power and stability behind the M17’s high-speed sewing and embroidery performance.
A close-up of the Brother Skitch PP1 stitching white thread on teal felt held firmly in its proprietary magnetic hoop.
A colorful pile of intricate free-standing lace antique stars, showing crisp stitch detail and ornament-ready loops.
A close-up shows curved “squeezer” scissors trimming appliqué fabric tight to the tack-down line inside a 4x4 hoop for a clean satin border finish.
A close-up shows a lighter being passed quickly near the edge of a 3D puff embroidery on a cap to shrink stray foam fibers and tighten the finish.
A close-up of a finished embroidered bookmark showing the crisp, rigid structure achieved by fusing Pellon 808 Craft-Fuse to the top fabric.
A close-up of the Happy rotary hook bobbin case highlighting the correct (larger) tension screw used for fine bobbin drag adjustment.
A screen capture of the Wavenet Spark Stitch Type dropdown with “Elastic Step” selected for textured lettering.
Close-up of the Baby Lock Luminaire 2 stitching black lettering onto a pink felt banner inside the hoop.
A finished “BOO” bunting banner is held up to show crisp satin borders, clean lettering, and ribbon-ready pennants.
Hands hold the Trimmer by George 2.0 ruler, highlighting the metal lip used to trim batting cleanly without cutting into the stitched seam line.