The term “machine embroidery” refers to the process of using a sewing machine or specialist embroidery machine to create a pattern on a textile of your choice. It is most commonly used commercially, as it’s a great tool for branding products or uniforms, but it can also be used to create patterns for purely decorative purposes. There are two main types of machine embroidery: free-motion and computerised. To know more about the topic read here...embroidery machine blog blog points out

With free-motion machine embroidery, designs are created using a basic zigzag sewing machine, but this can be quite limiting. It’s also labour-intensive and very time-consuming, because the embroiderer is required to develop the design manually using the sewing machine’s different settings.

On the other hand, as the name suggests, computerised machine embroidery is controlled by a computer. These industrial and commercial embroidery machines, like the ones we use here at Custom Planet, have a hooping or framing system that holds a fabric's embroidery area taut under the sewing needles. The area is then moved automatically by the machine to create the design from a pre-programmed digital embroidery pattern.

I purchased the Janome Embroidery machine MC500e about 9 months ago. This machine is amazing. It has tackled everything and that I threw at it. There was an issue with the motherboard about 4 months after I got my machine but it was replaced and running wonderfully. I have seriously thought about getting a second 500e but have decided to go for one of the multi needle Embroidery machine

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