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Computerized embroidery is not a cheap pastime. In fact, many people use embroidery and sewing as a means to earn additional income and even run a business. Embroidery even makes it way to fashion runways. But before every profit is an initial investment in supplies.

Brother, Singer, and Janome lead the way in both home and commercial embroidery machines. For home models, Brother and Singer are the best choices. Brother is known for its innovative, high-quality products, state-of-the-art accessories, and unparalleled software. This widely-recognized brand offers a variety of machines to suit all skill levels and budgets.

“Embroidery was the love of writing your dreams with a needle, with a pearl, with anything that could enchant and bring tenderly to life a décor, an ambiance, a souvenir.” – Francois Lesage

“…embroidery is a dynamic and exciting medium. And today is all about losing your inhibitions, losing your fear of creativity.” – Lou Gardiner

Embroidery is an ancient art that began with bone, sinew, and animal pelts. During the 1700s, displaying or wearing embroidered material was a clear sign of wealth. All embroidery was done by hand – an agonizingly slow process that made it incredibly expensive.