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A DesignShop v11 screen shows an oversized logo sitting outside a circular hoop’s dotted safety line, highlighting why hoop-fit scaling must happen before digitizing.
A full view of the Brother PR680W 6-needle embroidery machine with the presenter standing beside it during the initial overview.
A close-up of the Dime Embroiderer’s Compass being held up as a quick reference tool for choosing stabilizer and needle combinations.
A close-up of a multi-needle embroidery machine stitching an outline through gold glitter HTV on a blue fleece blanket.
A hooped knit beanie is locked into a Brother Luminaire XP3 while the built-in projector shows the design aligned safely away from the cuff.
A completed DesignShop 11 lettering object is selected on the workspace, showing the resize edit box and grab handles after pressing Enter to finalize.
A presenter holds the three included Bernette b79 embroidery hoops side-by-side to show the size differences.
A finished Crafty Shelves Hanger wall quilt displayed on the wall, showing crisp block joins, a centered hanger loop, and a clean stitched border.
Chris sits on stacked embroidery machine boxes in a retail setting, visually reinforcing the jump from hobby gear to business growth.
The finished PhotoStitch-generated portrait design is shown centered on the software workspace grid, ready for final color and stitch checks.
A split-screen performance graphic comparing projected finish times between the Happy Japan HCH Plus and a Dahao-controlled Chinese embroidery machine.