A:Answerthat depends, brother is the most famous brand for embroidery and sewing, and Poolin is the new brand, but I'd like to focus on the real quality, like similar price, Poolin's hoop is much bigger which I can take more orders, screen is bigger and easy to learn, and the software is FREE also their aftersale service is Phenomenal so I gave it a shot and never regret
A:Answernoo it's an embroidery machine, I have a EOC05 2in1, that's a sewing & embroidery machine. but the hoop is smaller than 06, I'd love to buy a 07 in the near future, just for my embroidery orders and gifts.
A:Answerof course I use the institch software to transfer the pattern into the 06, like some simple pattern I use my ipad with institch, it's super easy and simple, and for more professional patterns I prefer the hatch3 and I bought the composer version
A:Answerthe embroidery machine is neither a camera nor a printer; it requires your design to be "digitized" using specialized software. This process is akin to using a mouse or a program to deconstruct your design stitch by stitch—defining the colors, stitching sequence, stitch types, density, and other parameters. Subsequently, the design undergoes rigorous, iterative testing involving various backing materials and stabilizers. It is not a plug-and-play—which is precisely why the pricing for embroidered products tends to be higher than that of DTF or DTG printed items.
