Literally could not have got to where I am without my parents support they have been amazing! Thank you for you comment, I think only the machine costs have actually changed significantly as I priced up things for this video a lot of the stationary and consumables are the same price now as when I started in 2016. Once the ball starts rolling with your business you'll be surprised how quickly you need to buy new machines to keep up with orders which is why for 2 years most of my profit went straight back onto machines, then eventually things evened out and I started bringing home an actual wage.

Thank you so much! I’m glad the video was helpful 😁😁

Hi thank you for your comment I’m so glad the video helped :D

Hi! Thank you for leaving a comment! Machine embroidery is such a fun hobby you can create really incredible things I'm sure you will love your machine when you get it :D

Hi! Thank you for your comment where in the UK are you from 😁😁

@@pinkbirdembroidery8281 London

Thank you for your comment :D It was my mission to keep my videos short and sweet but I'm learning I'm a natural rambler lol

I miss the trade show so much it was a highlight of my year 😅😅

Six dogs! omg I would love that haha I love animals. Thank you for taking the time to watch my video hopefully it was helpful :D

I will soon I promise, I’ve got a list of videos to make as long as my arm haha 😂

Hi! I’m so glad my videos have helped! I am from Wales in the UK 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Hi, thank you for your comment. Starting out I got most of my supplies of eBay, I also used a shop called Barnyarns in the UK

I’m sorry 😅 he’s a very small yappy dog 🐩

Howdy! No not from Ireland but nearby, I'm from Wales :D

Hi! Thank you for your comment, I use a digitising software called Embird, I do have a tutorial, it’s one of my first videos and I’m hoping to update it soon. He always barks when I least expect it, frightens the life out of me sometimes 😂

I would love to do a video like that but I’m a bit wary about giving out advise on those subjects, I’ll do a bit of research first and try to share something like that in the future because it would be a useful subject to cover. Thank you for your comment

I use heat n bond ultra too, I have tired a a few alternatives (mainly searching for a cheaper option since Heat N Bond is expensive) For it to only last two washes is disappointing, I have attached a few patches to a cardigan which is regularly washed and I think they’ve stayed attached for over a year however they have started to unstick around the edges. Heat N Bond is just a glue it will wear away over time if the garment is being regularly washed what I usually do is sew a few stitches around the edges of the patches to keep them secure

Absolutely! Best investment I've ever made. If you'd like to learn more contact Midwest Machinery in Manchester

Hi! It is a kitchen mate from IKEA

Thank you so much I absolutely love it so going to get it.

@@pinkbirdembroidery8281 i couldn’t find it darn.

Hi! Yes I do it's on my website :D

A Brother Innovis 90e :)

@@pinkbirdembroidery8281 ty!

Hi! Thank you for your comment. I'm in the UK so can't really recommend anybody in the US but what sort of embroidery machines are you looking for? If you are looking for larger, multineedle/industrial machines you might have better luck if you contact the main supplier in the USA directly and they might possibly travel to you

thank you for such a helpful video