Brother embroidery owners
#11
Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Illinois
Posts: 502
I got the brother 770 last Christmas. I bought Sew What Pro and love it. I did the trial versions of different digitizing programs including embird, and without a doubt sew what pro was the easiest. It def does everything (and more) that I want. I've used it for labels, adding words to a design ect. I also think their customer care is fantastic. They have a yahoo group and the moderators (from sew what pro) respond very quickly to any questions. I also bought sew write (same company) but haven't had much of a chance to play with it yet but so like it a lot also.
#12
I would find a Brother dealer and, even if you have to pay for it, ask them to give you a class in how to use your machine. I have a Brother emb/sewing machine and I make my labels. Make one line and set, then go back and while first line is still on screen, write second line. The books aren't very helpful. Maybe a local shop can point you to someone else who has this machine
#14
Super Member
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Tennessee, UC area
Posts: 1,584
You can get a new software program at www.bowsandclothes.com that is called 'combine design' for $10 that will give you a start. It allows you to bring in letters from a folder to spell names /words, add small designs....and save back to your folder to stitch out as a single design. It only works with .pes and only 4x4, 5x7, and 7x5, but hopefully more sizes will come later. There is a YouTube video to see how it works. I like it a lot for quick merging of letters for names., and I think it is great for newbies to get started. You can write your label and send it right to the machine. I hadn't tho't before about importing a blank label & putting info into it. Hmmm..that is an idea I must try!
#18
I demoed this and it was not the easiest to use and was also very limited. she is probably better of getting some simple editing program like sew what pro or embrilliance essentials that let her do the lettering as well as edit designs because her machine has little on board editing features where as label works will only serve one purpose. and at some point believe me she will want to have more editing features. I do have embroideryworks which is also designers gallery and is easy to use its just not easy on the pocketbook
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