If you are at the show with your embroidery machine and ready to do the job, you will have a better chance of getting that business.Įven bringing your embroidery machine to craft shows is not a bad idea. For example, at horse shows, some of the participants like to get their horse’s name embroidered on a blanket. Many embroidery business owners take their embroidery machines to trade shows and special events to provide embroidery services on site. Keep in mind that some of these factors may or may not be relevant for you. The machines that I’m suggesting below, consider these constraints. For example, you may have limited space, budget and support available.
When you are running an embroidery business out of your home, you have some unique considerations. Multi-needles have an open area underneath making tight spots like on boots and baby onesies more accessible.įinally, I’ve heard from various sources that the embroidery created by multi-needle embroidery machines is simply “prettier.” And based on my limited experience, I have to agree. A single needle machine has a flat bed so you need to push excess material out of the way when you are embroidering. Multi-needle embroidery machines are built differently than single-needles, allowing for easier embroidery on hard-to-reach areas. Many multi-needle machine owners keep popular thread colors like black and white on their machine at all times. Instead of rethreading the machine every time you want to stitch out a new thread color, you simply tell the machine to use a different spool. This means you can embroider larger designs in less time.Īnother big of efficiency you gain working with a multi-needle embroidery machine is the multiple needles! Because you can have multiple spools of thread on the machine at once, it can dramatically reduce the amount of time it takes to embroider a design. Multi-needle embroidery machines also embroider a lot faster than single-needle home embroidery machines. This can really limit the size and complexity of your designs.
Not only do they (typically) have smaller embroidery hoops, but they also have a slower embroidery speed. Why? A single needle home embroidery machine is limited.
While you can start an embroidery business using a single needle home embroidery machine, you will likely want to upgrade to a multi-needle embroidery machine very quickly. Want to remember this? Save “Best embroidery machines for a home embroidery business” on your favorite Pinterest board What makes a good embroidery machine for a home-based embroidery business A multi-needle embroidery machine
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