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Posted by flmarchmom on June 6, 2009, 7:26 pm
flmarchmom had written this in response to
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flmarchmom wrote:
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> Hi! I'm so glad to have found this group. I have been looking at
> purchasing an embroidery sewing combo machine, but my head is spinning
> from all the research and options. I have a questions for you all, as
> I
> haven't been able to find an answer through my research.
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> If I'm wanting to purchase a machine, either combo unit or stand alone,
> to
> really only monogram my children's clothing what hoop size should I
> get.
> I'd like to have the option to make the letter 3'' high. I've read
> that
> with the Brother 350 sewing and embroidery, that it only creates letter
> that are 1'' high.
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> Many thanks for your help!
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Thanks for your thoughts Herb. I finally found a sew vac store that
answered all my questions and they pretty much said what you did. I did
purchase a Brother 240 becuase of the USB connectivity. Thanks again!
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> Everytime a PC is replaced the floppy i/f begins to scare me. I am hanging
> on to my drives for dear life. USB has limitations in length, also but we
> manage about 15 feet (5 metres). This almost implies a dedicated PC for
> embroidery though. At $250 a crack that isn't unreasonable anymore.