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by asterixsew Moderator ( edited 16 Feb 2017 ) 16 Feb 2017

A few weeks ago I wrote that I had met someone who has a top of the range Janome still in its box. Today I had a short chat to her. The machine is out of its box and has been for quite a while. Time is currently not on her side to spend ages getting to know the machine and embroider. I gave her a list of websites to look at so she can buy some designs, these included EmbLib and Urbanthreads, plus here. So my question is which 5 sites would you recommend she looks at (when she has time). I will pass your ideas on to help her. Thanks for reading and flowers

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by jrob Moderator 16 Feb 2017

That would depend on who she would be stitching for AND her tastes. Thankfully there are many different ones. My favs you have mentioned already. Tell us what she likes. Maybe have her look through projects and see where her interest lies.

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by crafter2243 Moderator 16 Feb 2017

You picked my favorite sites already. Maybe Mygardened/Yorikos could be added. The membership sites are the most cost effective.

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by spendlove Moderator 16 Feb 2017

The MC 15000 has an excellent selection of built-in designs. Better than any other machine I've seen. There are a variety of different styles so that she can get to know how they stitch (and how long they take!) It would be good for her to explore these and make friends with the machine before she buys designs because they look nice. I know I have many designs which I like the look of and only discovered the stitch count when I was thinking of using them. Most are sitting in folders unused!

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mops by mops 16 Feb 2017

I agree, top end machines tend to have top designs (and a lot of them) built in and they are the cheapest way to get acquainted with your machine.

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by bevintex 16 Feb 2017

she should check youtube always lots of info and tutorials there

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asterixsew by asterixsew 16 Feb 2017

Thanks Bev but the idea of the sites is for her to buy some designs.

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