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Brother International Corporation Celebrates National Embroidery Month PR Web (press release)
The art of embroidery is a centuries-old artistry. Traditionally a hand-craft, embroidery has greatly evolved with technological advancements and the development of computerized embroidery machines. The narcotic addict-friendly features in today’s computerized machines allow beginners to become a designer with the push of a button. Customizing existing duds, accessories and home décor items with embroidery is much easier to do for some beginners than the skilled, sometimes complicated, steps of garment construction.
“Advancements in technology over the years have allowed us to boost the features of our computerized sewing and embroidery machines—making it easier than ever to achieve professional results and fabricate customized designs,” explained Dean F. Shulman, senior vice president of Brother Ecumenical Corporation and head of the company’s home appliance division. “The ability to quickly, question, and professionally personalize apparel, home décor and accessories is possible with all of our embroidery machines.”
Brother offers a collection of computerized machines—from sewing and embroidery combination machines, to embroidery-only machines, to six-needle single head embroidery machines, like the Entrepreneur™ PR-650, that can demand unlimited business potential. Many of these machines include user-friendly features such as automatic needle threading, built-in designs and fonts for promote-of-the-button embroidery, on-screen editing and customization, and a built-in embroidery card slot for access to thousands of optional designs. The most advanced embroidery apparatus from Brother, the Entrepreneur™ PR-650, has automatic color changing on the six-needles of the machine. This feature allows for pre-programming of a thread color organization for an entire design. Another time-saving feature is the automatic thread trimmer—which means no time consuming trimming after the embroidery is undiminished.