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Hands fold the finished embroidered piece into a crisp 3D pinwheel shape after the stabilizer has been released.
Hands push a hooped cap onto the Toyota cap driver until it snaps into place for sewing.
Shelley holds the green Sew Together Bag with the interior zippers open, showing how the compartments are built and why it’s such a useful class sample.
A full-table view of a colorful Judy Niemeyer star quilt that showcases stippling, echo quilting, and perfectly centered Design Center fills.
A close-up action shot of a Tajima head stitching a red satin letter over 3D foam on a cap, showing the presser foot gliding smoothly.
Two sheets of medium-weight cutaway stabilizer are floated under a hooped cap right before stitching begins.
A close-up of a Schmetz embroidery needle pack highlighting the size numbers that help you match needle choice to fabric and thread.
A close-up of the Janome MC11000 screen as a stylus taps the layout arrows for precise embroidery design positioning.
Close-up of the Brother Skitch PP1 stitching a teal towel in the 4x4 magnetic hoop, highlighting the snap-on frame design.
Overhead view of the finished teal-and-white ribbon earrings and matching gift tag still in the hoop, ready to be rinsed and finished.
The finished hummingbird embroidery is shown on the upper chest of a light peach zip-up sweater during the final reveal.
A full-color screen view of the finished FSL turkey pendant design as shown in Palette 11.
Close-up of the Brother Luminaire screen highlighting the scissors icon used to convert placement lines into appliqué cut data.
Trevor Conquergood holds up a hand-drawn Orlando skyline sketch that will be turned into a commemorative embroidery design for event attendees.
A close-up shows the needle dropped onto the hat’s side seam to confirm perfect alignment before stitching.
A wide view of a magnetic hoop loaded with no-show mesh stabilizer mounted on the Brother PR1055X embroidery arms, ready for camera scanning alignment.
Shirley holds up the finished ‘A Healthy Heart’ embroidery in the hoop on a red T-shirt after the first run.
A close-up of the finished turkey appliqué with crisp satin borders and layered fabrics on a blue gingham dress.
A split-screen view shows BX font files being dragged from Windows File Explorer directly onto the Embrilliance workspace for instant installation.
A close view of a failed drop test where the bobbin case falls immediately, showing the tension is far too loose.
A close-up of the Wide Angle Driver being aligned onto the Melco machine’s support shaft and carriage studs during installation.
The Janome MC15000 stitches an embroidery design on a large striped fabric piece held in a rectangular hoop.
A wide view of the Brother Luminaire 2 with its embroidery unit attached, set up for large-hoop embroidery work.
Hands use a small folded piece of sandpaper to smooth a nick on a plastic bobbin case for an emergency, get-you-through-the-order fix.
The Brother Luminaire Innov-is XP1 screen glows with the Luminaire startup logo during the first power-on.
A new Ricoma EM-1010 owner stands beside the freshly unboxed multi-needle machine, ready to set it up correctly the first time.