We supply the Brother PR1055X needles. Our choice are the Schmetz Embroidery needles, size 75. Schmetz needles are of course simply one of the best quality needles available. And you should always choose a top quality needle.It is important to back up what we say with some proof of the
We supply the Brother PR1055X bobbins. They come pre-wound with bobbin fill in packs of 10 and in packs of 144. The most common colour for bobbin fill thread is of course white, but we can also supply black, in packs of 10.White is the most popular colour because almost
A multi needle embroidery machine price usually depends on the actual number of needles. The more needles, the higher the cost. So for example, the Brother PR680W six needle embroidery machine costs £6799 (27th Feb 2023). Whereas the Brother PR1055X ten needle embroidery machine costs £9999.So as you can see,
When they first begin, many of our embroidery customers already know what embroidered items sell most. Or at least, they think they know. Twelve months down the line what they actually sell most might be completely different. Trends change and you might find that some products sell well in summer,
Lots of our customers begin by asking, how much does it cost to start up an embroidery business? At the present time you can buy a new single needle embroidery machine for approximately £1100. And a multi needle embroidery machine costs from £6700. Embroidery consumables such as threads, stabilisers, backings and
Is the embroidery business profitable is question we are asked on a regular basis. I can tell you two things. Number one. Nothing is ever easy. Number two. We have helped to set up many embroidery businesses which have become very profitable. So yes, the potential for profit is certainly
Steve and I helped a chap set up an embroidery business in Plymouth the other day. He'd phoned a week or two earlier and reported that he'd been watching all our videos. We deliver multi-needle embroidery machines all over mainland UK. Anyway, our chap had decoded to buy a ten
I arrived at Stevies at 5am and I was immediately presented with a significant kitchen dilemma. The vegetable soup that Stevie was preparing as a hot treat on a cold winters day, had announced, by way of simmering and bubbling, that it was ready to be dealt with. But how
The mission was a Brother PR670e service in Leicester. As it involved a late start, 8:30am, I breakfasted at home on porridge, toast and coffee. A 'Full English' is always a welcome visitor to my shore. But porridge makes the more sensible choice. Being 60 and no longer 17, some
