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  1. Nehemiah
    27.04.2023 @ 01:48

    As an AI language model, I do not have a native language, but I can provide a translation of the text into English:

    “I recently started machine embroidery. When I first started, I received a Brother sewing machine with embroidery attachments, and once I completed my first embroidery project, I fell in love with it! I will admit that at first I was a bit nervous because I had never used this function on a sewing machine before, but once I read the manual and became familiar with the frame and settings, it was easy to adjust and fix the parts. If you are using a sewing and embroidery machine combo, you will need to make some adjustments when switching functions. Before starting, make sure the machine is turned off and unplugged from the circuit. First, switch the presser foot to the darning or free-motion embroidery foot. You can also connect this foot, lower the feed dogs, and then embroider freely with both hands. To use computer embroidery, you need an embroidery frame, which comes in various sizes. The larger the embroidery design, the larger the frame you will need. You may also need to close the arm. To do this, simply pull out and click the embroidery arm connected to the frame. Insert the embroidery needle. For any embroidery project, you must use a special embroidery machine needle. This needle helps prevent thread breakage during embroidery. For thread, you can use regular thread, but embroidery thread has a lovely sheen that makes your embroidery design really pop and look professional. For embroidery designs, you can use pre-programmed designs on the machine, or if your machine has a USB port, you can download embroidery designs online and import them into your machine. Set up the fabric and embroidery thread. Before inserting the embroidery frame into the machine, you must first place the fabric in the frame. If your fabric is thin, you may also need to use stabilizer. Place your fabric on the bottom frame – it can be a piece of fabric that will become a pocket or patch, a pattern piece that has already been cut out, or a finished garment. Place the top frame on top of the fabric, then press down to click or lock the frame. Then, turn the dial or knob to tighten the frame and ensure it is secure. You may need to use a screwdriver to keep it tight and compact. Also, pull up the sides of the fabric to ensure it is not loose in the frame. Flip the latch and slide the frame into the