I waited until I got to a real computer and could snip my reply this time :)I
have a Tajima Neo embroidery machine. It is very clever but VERY big and heavy
(and fun)Speaking of machines, has anyone got or used an "Able 290"? It is a
hand crank patching machine replicating an 1880ish design. It moves the seam in
the direction of the foot with a 360 degree swivel and can be used for bags and
shoes etc. I met a guy selling them new over the weekend and am seriously
tempted but they are made in China.Lynlee
What model of machine do you have?
Thanks,
Fran
On 11/1/2012 3:22 PM, lynlee o wrote:
> Machines can either do chain or other types. I can even add sequins on mine.
> The evenness can be digitized out by individual placement of stitches.
> Thickness can be adjusted by the number of passes or "bean". Repeat patterns
> can have variability added by slight size or angle changes, just enough to
> fool the eye. There are now spiral fills which give quite an opus anglorum
> look. No real stem stitch but a very highly angled satin stitch or tatiama.
> Good programmes can do colour blending and photo like images. I can do
> applique and even embroider leather. You can also do free standing lace which
> is good for miniature making or getting just the right design.
> Sorry I can't snip from my new tablet.
>
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