Equipment

These oldy-but-goody machines are no longer produced, but are still used and loved by many embroidery crafters. They are all the same machine, with modified software between each manufacturer:

Produced by Bernina, the Bernette 340 Deco offers simplicity and ease for your embroidery projects.

A drag-and-drop interface helps your position your design in the desired spot, while a large embroidery area can accommodate large designs in minimum time and at maximum precision. The

Whether you are a beginning embroiderer or a long-time hobbyist, Brother offers a diverse range of embroidery machines.

Baby Lock machines are created with ease of use in mind to make creating your next embroidery project trouble-free and fun.

These versatile and agile machines let your bursts of creativity turn into beautiful embroidered projects.

Kenmore offered this embroidery machine with 951 Stitch Functions.

Kenmore embroidery machines use the .SEW file type. 

Built with sewing needs in mind, some Husqvarna Viking embroidery machine models include a sensor system to aid with even feeding of fabric.

Tajima machines range from small machines great for start ups up through ultra-high volume embroidery businesses. These powerful machines are perfect for embroidering shirts, jackets, hats, bags and other items — at high volume, and even simultaneously across machines.

Barudan embroidery machines offer high-quality stitching on a variety of garment materials. The company offers products for both home embroiderers as well as businesses needing durable and reliable embroidery machines.

Bernina sewing and embroidery machines are extremely versatile machines for different users and needs, while remaining user-friendly with simple and intuitive operation.

Bernina’s range of series models offer levels of technology to meet your sewing and embroidery needs.