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AcuFil Tool shows a full hoop grid filled with repeated leaf motifs for an edge-to-edge quilting layout.
A close-up of a shirt pocket being slid onto a Hoop Tech Micro Clamp on the gauge station for precise pocket embroidery setup.
A fully assembled Bernina E16 Pro cart stand sits upright and stable, ready for the embroidery head to be mounted.
The Hatch Embroidery 3 Hooping Sequence window shows the split design parts (1-1 and 1-2) for a 360×360mm rotating hoop export.
A close-up of the embroidery machine stitching a teal monogram through a green vinyl topper on a clamped cosmetic bag.
A wide shot reveals the Brother Stellaire XJ2, emphasizing its large workspace and premium combo-machine presence.
A close-up screen capture of a manually digitized satin letter “c” in Forte PD showing point placement for a smooth column stitch.
The word “Hello” appears on the PE-Design 10 canvas after being entered through the Text Attributes panel, showing the baseline result before resizing and transforms.
Close-up action shot of a multi-needle embroidery machine stitching a name onto mint green fabric.
The ZSK T8 “Modify Design” screen shows the Height and Width fields used to scale a logo down proportionally.
Close-up of trimming pink glitter vinyl with curved scissors while holding the material steady with flat-tip tweezers before the final satin border stitches.
A beginner-friendly embroidery educator sits beside a Brother PE800, ready to answer the most common setup and design-import questions.
A close-up reveal of the finished FSL butterfly earrings and matching butterfly gift tag still in the hoop, fully stitched and ready to rinse away the stabilizer.
A close-up shows the thread being firmly seated into the main tension disks—one of the most common make-or-break points in multi-needle threading.
A close-up of the Brother Luminaire XP2 projecting a blue letter onto denim to confirm perfect embroidery placement before stitching.
The maker holds up two finished “Hot Stuff” oven mitt potholders, showing the clean satin border and finished shape.