Embroideries in Albuquerque, NM

Try embroiderylibrary.com or myembroiderys.com They might have what you are looking for Good luck

Try Urban Threads

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Look on emblibrary.com. They should have one.

One I like is www.emblibrary.com

Another one is www.stitchdelight.net or www.soniashowalterdesigns.com..........just google machine embroidery designs, there are hundreds of sites.

Etsy.com is my favorite place

Eleanor Burns - Sunbonnet Sue book

Anita Goodesign are great and you can find them on Amazon. Try local quilt shops.

http://www.designsbysick.com/ has some nice simple designs, freebies, and low prices.

http://www.emblibrary.com/EL/Browse.aspx?Catalog=Emblibrary&Category=quilts/All+Quilting+Designs+-+Full They cost $1 each.

Juki TL2010Q. Only for straight sewing and quilting.

I have 2 Janome mechanical machines. No computerized parts. Very easy to clean and oil. I do FMQ on them as well as regular stitching.

Juki TL 98E for quilting but NOT piecing. Get a Singer 301.

Janome MC 6600

Brother PQ1500 straight stitch only...pieces great and quilting..fmq and walking foot

Of course i have 21 other machines..lol...i have found some really good vintage machines on the shopgoodwill.com site. I have seen some featherweight machines up 4 auction too.

Juki TL 2010

Juki TL 98Q

Brother PQ1500SL:)

Bonnie Hunter has all the answers you are looking for.

I also use embrilliance anf make folders And griping them together by type ir florals , baby, animals, in the hoop etc. I then put the full folder for each design pack on a sub folder. I organized by alphabet and with the thumb nailer you can browse quite quickly it's only about 40.00 embrilliance.com/.../embrilliance-thumbn...

Design Gallery!

I have used Buzz Tools for years...organize a folder for designs and Duper to eliminate duplicates.

designer's gallery Studio Plus

I just quilted a queen size quilt on my Janome 500 e. One technique is edge-to-edge quilting. I used Amelie Scott Designs for the single stitch embroidery pattern. It took over 160 hoopings. I used blue painters tape when the design was going off the edge of the quilt to prevent the foot from catching. Here is an intro to here technique. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGJVqolP4 eM You can also google "edge-to-edge quilting on your embroidery machine." Have lots of bobbins ready. Good luck.

My Viking Designer Ruby does that once in a while. Seems like when the fabric or a seam is too thick.

brother pe 770 is embroidery only. 4 x4 and 5 x7 hoops only. check homedepot.com for good price.

Baby Lock has several. Verve, Flourish, Spirit are a few.

Emblibrary.com is my favorite place to buy designs. They also have lots of free tutorials to watch. Just a happy customer.

Brother Dream Machine! Much more user friendly than most, typically has no interest financing. Important note: Buy from a local dealer where training classes are provided for free! https://www.facebook.com/127197523964176 Johnston's Home Center (like the one posted here). We have lots of monthly classes to help us learn our machines!

Found this on Etsy. https://www.etsy.com/listing/477715891/baby-bib-celebrating-me-baby-elephant?gpla=1&gao=1&&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=shopping_us_d-bath_and_beauty-baby_and_child_care-bibs_and_burping-bibs&utm_custom1=75847 c71-ada2-4 c11-81 e9-a9 d8 f4 fb58 db&gclid=Cj0KCQiA7 dHSBRDEARIsAJhAHwiFemVEi603XmjvdI4B4 m_KMoFAj5 fUgxKzPHrOB6 xgJ9Rc9579 uDQaAqndEALw_wcB#

Look for refurbished on walmart.com

Agreed...Brother Dream Machine (Baby Lock Destiny is the same machine, made in same factory...differ by what embroidery is loaded in). Buy from a dealer and take classes...delightful machine! Had mine for over two years and LOVE it. Pricey, but worth every Penney!!!

This is what you may want to think about- First narrow down your budget, once you have your budget then go to an actual sewing machine store preferably one with a service center as well that way you can get your service done there as well. Singer makes PFAFF, Viking and of course the Singer Machines. Janome is decent but their combo machines can be expensive. Brother is also good and you probably want one grade higher than the walmart machine if you can afford it. Then you have Baby Lock also a good machine also on the higher end.

Babylock Destiny II.

Pfaff!!! Or Husqvarna Viking. They are both great brands. Find some different brand dealers around you and try out a few different ones. Ask what the dealer offers extra...free learn your machine classes? Service tech on site? A good dealer can make all the difference.

Babylock Destiny or Brother Dream. You will love the scanning feature when embroidering.

Bernina! We can go to The Blue Crab Quilt co in Richmond. Just past short pump. The new 500 series might work for you.

You could plan a day trip to Mid-Atlantic Quilt Show at the end of Feb. It’s in Hampton and most dealers are here-most have specials. Also Cottonwood in Charlottesville is an excellent place!

Jody Ruff!!!!

My Baby Lock Esante does embroidery too, but I don't use it. I do use the machine to sew and quilt and love it. My traveling machine is a BL Melody that I also really enjoy. Once you learn your machine you will want to keep it. Your dealer should have included lessons with the purchase, I'd not, look for a dealer who does and pay for them. You won't regret it.

Baby Lock for me, 12 years. However, visit each brand shop and decide by customer service first then the brand.