Did you use another program to create the sew pattern then import it into your machine? or did you do it all by hand. my biggest worry about doing it by hand is that i cant hold the material down and use the pedal (in a chair cant use my feet)
so just curious if you used it just as a sewing process or just an embroidery process.
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Originally Posted by EXTouch
I used to Do tackle twill on my designer SE machine.
Now, when we first started experimenting BEFORE we go the SE, yes, my boyfriend did all the tackle twill work by hand. It does take a steady hand and the first few pieces were horrendous. But after about a week, he got it down and it was smooth sailing from there.
Then we got the Husqvarna SE and it was a breeze. When you send the design to the machine, just make sure it has your placement and tack down stitchs. You'll just take the hoop off the machine to place your pieces. No additional work on your part.
We do all our tackle work on Barudan machines now.
oh i know that, just thinking jerseys some shirts and maybe a hat or 2 ( there are some home janome machines i have seen with purchasable hat hoops small areas but still it may be o.k.)
but mostly logos and tails for shirts and jerseys. all this really would be for is experimentation for the most part not serious investment saying i am an embroiderer.
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Originally Posted by EXTouch
I will also say that you will be limited to the materials that you can hoop. So don't expect to hoop like a varsity jacket or anything.
tackle twill with home machine 
