Review on Innov ís LB6800PRW Simplicity LB6800THRD Embroidery by Amanda Castillo

I bought this for my brother SE400. I already have a 4x4 and a reduction tire. People seem confused to use them when there are only 4x4 "possibilities" as well as dimensions. The SE400 only has one 4x4 area for each design (and no software), but it is possible to use a larger repository ring for a 4x4 design and add a name (for example) without activating it again. It also helps keep your overall design straight. This is a helpful YouTube to see how this can be done. Practice a little, it's easier than you think. [.] Software like Sew what Pro can also help you edit a design, making it bigger or smaller or sharing a big design, so many use a bigger hoop for that. The software is nice, but not essential for fun stuff. Dimensions are actually (by the size of the embroidery area) (normal) 4x4 actually 3.93 x 3.93, large hoop 3.93 x 6.77. Again, this is the largest size of the embroidery area. Tiny hoop I haven't used but I think it measures about 1 x 2.5 inches. This is for small embroideries, e.g. B. a pattern on a cuff or handkerchief. Small design on the hat. Another reason to have all three sizes is that you save money on stabilizer by using the right size for your project. If you create a small design, why would you use a larger hoop then? It annoys me a little that these sellers don't list the actual size of the tire for humans! People need to know the size of the design, otherwise they may not transfer to the machine even if the design is too big. .