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A wide studio shot of the Brother PR-600 with its thread stand and LCD screen, presented as a compact commercial-style embroidery setup.
The Redline 1501 main screen shows a fully visualized design in white stitches, indicating the job is loaded and ready for safe setup before stitching.
A close-up of the Brother PR1000e actively stitching black lettering onto a pink Velcro wallet that has been floated on stabilizer in a 5x7 hoop.
Ashley holds a standard embroidery hoop in one hand and a Fast Frame in the other to show why your stabilizer choice starts with how you hoop.
A side-by-side view of an opened extracted folder window next to the original zipped folder icon, showing how to confirm your embroidery files are truly unzipped.
A close-up of the Brother SE-400 stitching the finished capital “B” as the embroidery arm moves across striped fabric mid-design.
The finished monogram design sits on the main BES 4 workspace canvas, ready for resizing, recoloring, and saving.
The Brother Persona 100 LED pointer marks the exact stitch location on a patterned backpack flap before stitching begins.
Close-up of the Ricoma EM-1010 stitching on a cap using the wide-angle cap driver system.
The Embrilliance Preferences window shows the 100mm x 100mm hoop being selected as a visual reference around the design.
A close-up shows the precise 3 o’clock oiling point on the rotary hook race inside a Brother PR670E.
A close-up of the SmartStitch touchscreen showing the “F” flip button and the orientation icon changing for cap embroidery.
A close-up of the Brother NV180D actively stitching the purple base layer of a Christmas cat embroidery design.
A structured black cap is clamped perfectly taut in a metal Pocket Hoop window, ready for side embroidery.
Hands press a thick tan towel onto sticky hooped stabilizer, demonstrating the floating technique before stitching.
A close-up of a black fabric swatch held to camera, showing two stitched logo samples used to compare single-needle and commercial embroidery results.