working in embroidery machines?
2004362
I am not sure what is embroidery machine, but if the old floppy is a 1.44 mb or 720 it will work, it comes with a small cd with a software that help you format the flash memory in 1.44 or 720 in order to emulate an old floppy
2004363
I now have several installed in cnc machines. work GREAT NOOO more floppys. Would recommend different gotec version that has a didital display on it . Twice the price but worth it. What is shown works very well. Have one working now. The digital display version is easier to format. ALSO GET 3GB STICKS > hold 999 floppys. Too large of a stick causes format difficulties. Good luck > these WORK.
2157933
You can purchase Embird Software and you will be able to take any image, logo, clip art, etc and digitize it into the embroidery format and then upload it to your machine via a usb stick.
2084591
If your machine works the PES digitizing code yes Otherwie if your machine uses another system You would have to find out what system it is. (look in the instruction mannual.) If its a different , you need an embroidery software that can convert from the system to the embroidery card uses to yours
1825859
if the stitches are "read"as designs yes, but if you mean as an addition the ones included IN the machine then no. I have only see really high-end machines do this. But I do "fake them, if I can read them as stand along designs, i.e. xxx, hus, vip, etc.
777779
I don't think so because it would need the embroidery card slot on the side of the machine. The pe500 was made for your computer compatible software cable with website designs you can go to websites like annthegran and download designs. If you want embroidery card designs look into the more expensive machines made by brother & babylock. I looked at the pe500 just to make sure it doesn't say anything about embroidery card use only refers to computer cable for designs.
258178
I don't know very much about embroidery, but the fabric is your basic canvas with some coating material so I would think that it would be okay for hand embroidery, but might not be sturdy enough for machine embroidery. The dimensions were a little smaller than I anticipated, so designs would have to be fairly small.
1720531
I'm not sure about embroidery, they are a little thin and stiff. I heat ironed on little decals, using a towel to keep the heart from melting the apron.
1571114
The machine does not operate hooked up to a computer. You load any new embroidery patterns (any that did not come with the machine) from a USB memory stick so your operating system is irrelevant. You would download embroidery patterns onto a memory stick and then plug the memory stick into the embroidery machine. The only time your operating system would be relevant was if you purchased software to make your own embroidery patterns. Hope this helps.
1238627
Hi yes they will work but the thread is cheap it frays and breaks easily it may be ok for hobby embroidery but if you plan on doing it for resale i recommend Isacord thread :) I hope this helps you :)
944362
I would look in the manual that came with your model machine. I do know that some machines are a little picky and prefer the specific brand and size. I found that out with one of my embroidery machines.
1667954
I've used my Brother PE500 for applique and loved the results! Many machine embroidery designs are made to include applique. Just about any design can be appliqued to a background using a shaped frame design from those pre-installed in the PE500. Design websites have excellent tutorials to guide you.
1326686
Boy I really don't know...if you have a sewing center - not Joann's, but a place that sells sewing machines around you, call them and ask....sorry
1007559
Since you didn't get an answer on your question, I'll try to answer you. First, these are EMBROIDERY needles, not sewing needles. As long as you know the difference, you'll be fine. Otherwise, I'd call Bernina and ask them if these will work, because asking questions here will only get answers from Brother machine owners, because Brother installs Organ needles and suggests these to their users. Again, I'd call Bernina if you haven't already done so.
794794
It will.only work if you can save your project go the format needed and if your machine takes.a disk to transfer to your embroidery machine.
553435
Absolutely. Viking machines use a HUS, VIP, or SHV format for their embroidery files. PE Design Next can export files created in their software into these and many more file formats to work with not only Viking but Singer, Tajima, Babyloc, and a host of others.
1570082
No, it is an industrial straight stitch machine. No frills. I use it for home decor sewing (pillow covers, window treatments, shower curtains, and tablecloths).
381454
You can, but you will have to rehoop it, as this machines embroidery area is 4x4.