never buy thread or stabilizer unless you get it on sale. Some of the things I have learned since I got my machine are.

Just be sure to open a new folder for each site you go to, after awhile you will have so many you won't remember where you got them all from. I bought the ultimate box to go with mine and it is so easy, I download designs almost daily. Great deal on your machine, I have the same one and you will love it!! I have became an embroidery junkie since I have had it. had been thinking I would enjoy having an embroidery machine, but hadn't checked into them yet, and then when I saw the one on clearance, I decided to grab it. If anyone has any advice, I would love to hear from you! I bought the machine on an impulse. It seems that PED Basic would be the least expensive option for what I want to do right now.? Is there any other way to get new patterns onto my machine? Also, is the memory card proprietary? I'm assuming that the card is not a typical sd or compact flash card? (too bad.) I think that, at least for now, I would be content with using the free patterns that are available online- digitizing isn't something I would probably need to do any time in the near future. I know that I will definitely want to have access to more than the machine comes with. My main question right now is concerning aquiring extra patterns. I figure that I can just buy few things at at time until I get a supply built up. After reading lots of websites, I'm realizing that I'm going to need stuff like stabilizers, thread, needles, etc. So far, it sounds good- really high ratings from most everyone for ease of use, etc. Haven't even opened the box, because I wanted to research and make sure this is what I want first- it was too cheap to pass up at $217. Hi! I just bought a Brother SE270D at Wal Mart this weekend.

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