Brother Dreamweaver XE versus Brother Dreamcreator XE
08-27-2018, 11:40 AM
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Brother Dreamweaver XE versus Brother Dreamcreator XE
Hello from Minnesota! I am hoping to get some expert opinions here 
I'm looking at getting a Brother embroidery machine and was wondering if anyone would give their opinion on the two different machines. The Dreamweaver XE versus the Dreamcreator XE? Thank you in advance!
I'm looking at getting a Brother embroidery machine and was wondering if anyone would give their opinion on the two different machines. The Dreamweaver XE versus the Dreamcreator XE? Thank you in advance!
08-27-2018, 02:33 PM
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Hi Lynn,
Welcome to the boards! Do you have a local dealer that you can see the machines? There is info on the site for the machines including the specs such as hoop size, screen size, etc. Some of the machines have upgrades to make them wireless.
Personally, I would consider the latest model as they generally have the upgraded features already.
There are different promotions and package deals with the different models too.
I have the Dream2 and love it for EMB!
Good luck
Welcome to the boards! Do you have a local dealer that you can see the machines? There is info on the site for the machines including the specs such as hoop size, screen size, etc. Some of the machines have upgrades to make them wireless.
Personally, I would consider the latest model as they generally have the upgraded features already.
There are different promotions and package deals with the different models too.
I have the Dream2 and love it for EMB!
Good luck
08-28-2018, 12:49 AM
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step 1 - rob a bank.
step 2 - do not get caught.
step 3 - buy the newest brother embroidery model, the Luminaire.
a mere $20,000 MSRP
remember ... step 2 ... do not get caught.
step 2 - do not get caught.
step 3 - buy the newest brother embroidery model, the Luminaire.
a mere $20,000 MSRP
remember ... step 2 ... do not get caught.
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08-28-2018, 02:03 AM
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lol!
When I took my juki in for service, the dealer was talking to me about the Luminaire. I told him I haven't figured out my Destiny yet. He said if I traded it in, then I never would have to figure out my Destiny!
When I took my juki in for service, the dealer was talking to me about the Luminaire. I told him I haven't figured out my Destiny yet. He said if I traded it in, then I never would have to figure out my Destiny!
08-28-2018, 09:01 AM
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I don't know about the different Brother machines but I do know that a local dealer was taking trade in's on the purchase of the new Luminaire machine. So there might be some pretty good deals on used machines that aren't really used. The local dealer was taking the older machines back at the same price they paid for them by crediting that amount on the new machine. Pretty good deal if you are invested that much into embroidery machines.
08-29-2018, 05:07 AM
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I bought the dreamweaver last fall. It was an upgrade from my Husqvarna. I absolutely love it. I certainly didn't pay $20,000 for it, I didn't pay more than $6500 for mine. Yes, it was brand new, and I got $500 trade in for my old sewing machine. I got a really good deal because I also paid in cash - not credit. Also, I'm in Canada, so that's $6500 CDN, not US!
It took me a couple of weeks to get the hang of it. I found the manual it comes with totally useless, but Rhonda K was amazing - thank you again Rhonda - at helping me out with some of my questions.
I've done tons of embroidery with this machine, and I've actually been able to finally to FMQ with this machine. I struggled so much with FMQ with my last machine, I had pretty much given up. Then I tried it with my new machine, and it was a breeze!
It took me a couple of weeks to get the hang of it. I found the manual it comes with totally useless, but Rhonda K was amazing - thank you again Rhonda - at helping me out with some of my questions.
I've done tons of embroidery with this machine, and I've actually been able to finally to FMQ with this machine. I struggled so much with FMQ with my last machine, I had pretty much given up. Then I tried it with my new machine, and it was a breeze!
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