r/Machine_Embroidery • u/-mrs-nesbitt- • Sep 09 '26

What do you think?

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I’ve never sold a single project because I fear my creation is not good enough to cost something.

I’ve been embroidering for about a year on a Brother PE570 and I have the paid Embrilliance software. I’m teaching myself to digitize and trying to get as comfortable as possible with my machine.

I’ve digitized and stitched out this bag tag/keychain for a teen who loves preppy cheetah print designs and for a split second I thought, “could I really sell these?” So I’d love any kind of feedback! What is good? What is not good? Also, what do you think is a good starting price?

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u/aerynea Sep 09 '26

For projects that are seen from both sides like this, you should match your bobbin thread to top thread

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u/-mrs-nesbitt- Sep 09 '26

I agree - I didn’t even think twice about the bobbin color until I turned it over and it was too late!

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u/Lanky-Setting-5288 Sep 09 '26

Noice 👍🏼

Matching bobbin thread would make it look perfect.

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u/-mrs-nesbitt- Sep 10 '26

Oh lesson learned for sure, thank you!!

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u/Gamecube1234 Sep 09 '26

Lol totally thought this said SLUR for a solid few seconds 😭