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A Guide to Buying an Embroidery Machine

Embroidery Machines are essentially the combination of the old hobby of stitching designs to a cloth or fabric and the latest computer technology. Prior to the advent of modern embroidery machines everything had to be done by hand. As you can imagine – and maybe know from experience – that is a meticulous and painstaking process and can take for several hours to achieve anything. Enter, embroidery machine and the process now only takes a few minutes. Not only do the machines offer speed of process but accuracy and perfection is always assured every time the needle starts to move.

If you are at the point of purchasing a new embroidery machine then please consider the following points.

What functionality is a must for you?

Embroidery Machines by their very nature can be very complex, employing lots of features. And it will be no surprise to you that more features means higher cost. You don’t want to be paying for functionality you will never use, and on the other hand you don’t want to spend hundreds of dollars on a new machine only to discover in a year’s time that you have outgrown its feature set. There is no point in you purchasing an industrial grade machine which costs into the thousands of dollars and is capable of stitching heavy fabrics with relative ease, if you are never likely to need that facility. Neither do you wish to buy a machine which is so complex that you as a beginner cannot get your head around its complexity.

How do you avoid falling one one side or the other of this features problem – take time to make a list of the features you need. Especially if you are a beginner and perhaps unsure of the available features and what you may require. The list making process may require a little bit of time as you research the subject, but it will be time and effort well spent.

What can you afford?

As with just about anything we as consumers eventually purchase the choice of that item is always a trade off between our needs and our available budget. Take a look online at some of the best selling machines for your initial maximum price point and see what features they include. Then begin the “bargaining” process as you adjust your budget against the features the machines at that price include. This may mean your maximum price goes up. Or, it may mean you have to drop a feature or two.

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Don’t forget about the accessories you may need. Some may be difficult to obtain at a later stage. Find out before you buy.

Embroidery machines can cost thousands of dollars so you have to be mindful of your set budget. As with everything else, make sure you don’t just go with the most expensive, for sometimes, cost cannot be equated with quality.

Lastly, while we have concentrated on features, functionality and price don’t overlook these other important issues. Check out the warranty – its duration and extent of cover. Also, the retailer may have a separate guarantee. Look into the service/support reputation of the manufacturer/retailer. With respect to warranties and customer support we have no reservation in recommending products from manufacturers like Brother and Singer and a retailer like Amazon.com.

Keke Cole writes often on Embroidery Machines. She provides information on Sewing and Embroidery Machines and in depth reviews on the top selling models in the Brother Embroidery Machine range specifically.

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