Yay! My package has arrived!

Over the past few weeks I’ve been patiently, okay maybe impatiently, waiting for this package to arrive! I ordered Twill fabric, 40wt polyester embroidery thread, heat seal, a glass cutting board and hot knife!!

I ordered all of this because lately, I’ve been very interested in making patches! Although I’ve never actually been able to make them because I didn’t have the supplies.

I have an idea about how I’d like to make them but no actual instructions to follow, it was actually quite difficult for me to even figure out the supplies that I would need! So to save all of you from the trouble of doing all of this research (I’ve spend so so sooooo long trying to figure out what I’d need, how to make them and the websites to use, especially as a Canadian!) I’m going to share my journey of making machine embroidered patches!

In the next few articles, I’ll share what I’ve been learning, what’s been working, what hasn’t been working, websites I’ve used and even more to do with this patch making process!

Here are some pictures of my package:

I’m so excited!!

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10 Things You Need To Start Machine Embroidery Today

How to start machine embroidery! Here’s everything that you need to get started with machine embroidery! Without spending too much! Are you interested in sewing? Here's an article for 10 things you'll need to start sewing! 1. You are going to need an embroidery machine . You can use any embroidery machine you want. Here are a couple examples: The Brother se600. This machine can do both sewing and embroidery, and is the best budget embroidery machine! I highly suggest this machine. The brother pe550D! This is an embroidery only machine, with awesome Disney embroidery designs! The brother se1900. I recommend the Brother brand for sewing and embroidery machines. 2. You are going to need somewhere to get your embroidery designs from! You can find some in my Etsy shop here ! I also suggest Creative Fabrica ! This site also has tons of embroidery designs ! For now, you can even just use the designs built into your machine! Read how to transfer the designs

Why Bobbin Thread Is Showing On The Top Of Your Embroidery Design

Almost all of us have been there! Having bobbin thread show through on the top of your embroidery project is so annoying, especially when you don't know why! Here’s a list of questions to ask yourself and how to fix them so you can prevent your bobbin thread from showing on top! Have you cleaned the race? The other day, my bobbin thread was showing on top! And I went through all of the questions from this article and fixed them, but nothing would work! Before I adjusted my tension (I always suggest to do whatever you can to fix the problem before adjusting tension) I tried this neat trick (I just added this to the other article), and surprisingly enough, it worked! Here’s what you do: Take a business card and use it to get the lint out from where the bobbin thread goes. You don’t want to use anything that with scratch your bobbin case. Here’s a picture to show you how: Is your bobbin upside down? Make sure that you haven’t put your bobbin in upsi

How To Transfer Embroidery Designs To USB Stick To Embroidery Machine

Ever bought a machine embroidery design from somewhere like Etsy or Creative Fabrica and not known how to transfer that to your embroidery machine? Or have you just purchased a design and don't know how to now transfer that design to your embroidery machine? Either way, here's how! After you have purchased an embroidery design, you will most likely get a zip file. First, you want to unzip the file. On a Chromebook you will double-tap the file On windows, you will want to right-click the file and select the option unzip And on a Mac, you will right-click on the file and click into services, from there you will want to click unzip Yay! Now you have successfully unzipped the file! After that, you will want to drag the format that your machine uses (for example Brother is PES) to where the USB is in files. Or you can click the format, click CTRL+C and click into the USB in files, and click CTRL+V. If you’re not sure which file format you need, no worries! You

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