This is a very sweet way to honor your father and yourself on your grieving journey. I love the name Percy. <3

Your business is really growing.  I remember when you had one multi-needle machine.  Congratulations and continued success.

This was such a great video! I love that you never forgot how hard it was financially to get started. Everything was so informative. And what inspires me is why you started the business. Thank you so much!

This video is so informative, yet so calming.

Thank you for showing that you started with a  smaller , cheaper machine. Most of the time it’s people who’ve started with a multi needle . I don’t feel they are relatable because  a lot of beginners don’t have that kind of money.

I’m focused on reaching more customers and driving more sales, especially now that there are so many providers offering custom embroidery services.

Thank you for sharing your information on how to start your business. I am from Minnesota.

You have the longest fingers I have ever seen! I struggle playing piano and violin due to my short fingers, I wish I mine were just like yours!

This was informative Thank you!

Thank you, this is helpful 🙏

Thank you this was an excellent video and super helpful! I am procrastinating and this has helped me to feel better about making the move!!

Thank you for sharing  know-how 😊

Loved this video and how you explained it all. Thank you!

Good video thanks ❤

very helpful! Thank you!

Thanks for sharing, these are all really helpful tips! ✨ cut away backing works best for me, I keep having puckering with the soft poly mesh backing.. so annoying..

Thanks for sharing

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You are absolutely correct.

Spool holder/stand is a must for single needle machines. They make multicolour embroidery easier and help in thread tension management. Embroidex has a 20 spools and a single spool holder while brother has a 10 spool holder. Yeqin and SewTech has 3 in 1 ones.

I prefer pre-cut stabilizers for 4×4 and 5×7 designs, and prefer the rolls for every other size. Simthread, NewBrothread and Sulky are my favourites.

Iron stabilizers are game changers for patch making, applique, home decor and costumes. My favourite is heat n bond.

Extra hoops are very necessary for bulk designs. Repositining hoops are game changers for single needle machines. NewBrothread and Embroidex are my favourites.

Editing softares are a must. There are affordable ones out there. Sew What Pro is my favourite. Embrilliance, Hatch, Wilcom and Brother PE design are substites.

Prewound bobbins are life and time savers. I use simthread prewound bobbins because they are the perfect bobbin size and thread weight for my machine. NewBrothread is also good. I never wind my bobbin during embrodery. I only do that while sewing.

Organ needles and Superior Threads are my favourite for embroidery. Schmetz, Brother, and grotz-Beckert are others I can substitute.

I love rayon threads for my everyday embroidery. I use Madeira, Robison Anton and simthread for small  only affordable but they are easy to understand, use and maintain. They are durable, last for many years and have re-sale value.

For tshirt, onesies and hoodie supplies, I advise you try your local stores first before going for bigger brands like Jiffy.

Amazon is your best bet for embroidery supplies if you do not have local stores that stock any of the brands I mentioned.

I’m wanting to start embroidery