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The Brother Innov-is NQ3600D is revealed with its blue faceplate and LCD screen after the protective wrap is removed.
A close-up of a technician tightening the upper set screw to lock in presser foot height on a Happy Japan multi-needle head.
A close-up of a blue striped shirt featuring “VCU” towel-scrap appliqué letters, showing the finished zigzag/satin-style edge stitching.
Close-up of a hooped camouflage cap being inserted sideways under the needle to mount onto the Brother Persona PRS 100 cap driver.
An extreme close-up shows a small flathead screwdriver adjusting the bobbin case tension screw on a Brother PE550D.
A finished “WELCOME” bunting banner hangs neatly, showing crisp points and consistent flag sizing across the set.
A wide shot of the massive, colorful Modern Star quilt being held up to show its full geometric layout and scale.
A side-by-side view of the Brother Skitch PP1 and Brother PE900, highlighting their very different footprints and user interfaces.
A close-up of a Tajima TMBP2-SC single-head machine showing the 15-needle industrial build and front needle area.
A pink heart shape displayed as a fully converted embroidery object with visible stitch texture inside Hatch.
A close-up of a blue magnetic hoop holding white fabric with two stitched horse designs, showing the difference between a flat fill and a textured satin-angle version.
Close-up of the seam ripper lifting minky while curved scissors cut a clean window opening inside the bow appliqué area.
An overhead view of the finished pillow showing bold blue appliqué numbers and clean satin borders on a textured white pillowcase.
A close-up of a magnetic hoop being held up to the camera, showing the build and size used for fast, consistent hooping.
A close-up of the machine stitching the custom basket-weave quilting texture into the project fabric inside the hoop.
A finished pink fleece ITH stuffed bunny is held up close to the camera, showing crisp facial stitching and plush texture.
A Hatch Embroidery screen capture shows a large floral design overlaid with multiple colored hoop rectangles that represent the calculated multi-hooping positions.
Judy from River City Sewing introduces the weekly store update from in front of a white brick wall.
The Brother LB5000S sits unwrapped on the table for a clear first look before any accessories are installed.
A close-up of a Baby Lock embroidery machine stitching pink lettering onto a floated pillowcase cuff secured on sticky tear-away stabilizer.
The host holds the retail box of the Brother 7x14 Magnetic Sash Frame beside a Brother Luminaire XP2, setting up an unboxing and real-use demo.
A close-up of the Husqvarna Viking Designer Epic 2 actively stitching while the ribbon embroidery attachment motor feeds ribbon smoothly into the needle area.
An extreme close-up shows a single strand of thread laid across a Madeira color card to find a shade that visually disappears into the swatch.
A Dahao-style embroidery controller screen displays a finished 3×3 grid array of the letter “D,” centered and ready to stitch.
The host holds the 7x12-inch magnetic hoop upright, showing the separate magnetic bars and frame construction.
A close-up of peeling the paper layer off sticky stabilizer inside a 5x7 hoop to reveal the adhesive surface for floating garments.
Three finished embroidery hoops on teal, purple, and orange fabric are laid side-by-side for a direct stabilizer-and-stitch-count comparison.