I guess you have one of those bad boy Singer computerized sewers?
I have 2 but they are a more commercial/residential grade. I have a Janome 7 needle and a Janome 4 needle. Both are less than 2 years old. This is our 3rd set of them in 12 years. We wear them out in about 3-4 years.
It helps pay the way for my son to shoot trap and our annual vacation trips. It doesn't pay to do it full time, but it makes a nice side gig.
Both. We do everything from one off personalized things, business logos, and all the school related stuff like sports teams and teacher clothing. I'm working on school employee sweatshirts now the school board is giving out for Christmas. I have embroidered on everything from leather boots, shirts, toboggans, purses, backpacks, rain jackets, underwear, bow cases, to custom biker jackets. My motto is if it fits under the machine and I can stick a needle in it, I can embroider on it. There has been very few things I had to decline.
Thanks. I've had lots of practice lol. Not many people can embroider those light windbreaker warmup jackets the basketball players wear. Most people wrinkle them up. Over the years I have figured it out and they come out perfect with no wrinkling. 100% thin polyester is by far the hardest to work with. I love 100% cotton.
These are some of the hardest things to embroider. The first one you can see through it when holding it up.
Very nice. I'll keep you in mind if anyone asks.
Those are some bad boys for sure. My buddy’s mom owned the local Singer dealer for years here and I saw them make some pretty cool stuff 10 years ago, I’m sure it’s much more advanced now.
My mom has some kind of monstrosity quilter deal. It’s like 12’ long. I don’t know what they cost and don’t want to know.
It's others peoples gifts they are having embroidered. Believe it or not, we do very few things for ourself. It's like a mechanic working on his car, after you do it all the time you don't want to do it when you have free time.
