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Published by Kelly Payne
Join our community and enjoy Tips, Tricks and Tools of the Trade in Machine Embroidery.
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Hey All!! I’m back with all my imperfections - just the way I like it! I just returned from Everything Embroidery Market and this weekend I am heading to The Deco Summit put on by Ricoma! I can’t wait! I shared a behind the scenes video on EEM and will do the same for Deco Summit when I return!! Check out YouTube “Embroidery Nurse” to see those! I also wanted to share my Etsy updates after being on vacation mode for 3 months!! No regrets!
This is a replay of a great Sunday Sitdown Question and Answer session that first Aired on Embroidery Nurse YouTube channel!
Overwhelmed with the New Year? I feel like the start of a new year is always a time to reflect and set goals– Especially following all the madness of 2020 – In the world of embroidery I have found that many things we work on are time sensitive throughout the year. So moving forward I have learned to implement the Three Ps and I would love to share those with you so you can implement them for your business and feel good about starting the year off with a plan!! Join our Facebook Page - (3) Embroidery Aid | Facebook Subscribe to my YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/EmbroideryNurse Canva Crafters Calendar - HoopMama
Welcome to Embroidery Aid a place for tips, tricks, and tools of the trade in machine embroidery! This is IT! The first numero uno episode!! Join us today as I answer questions about Embroidery Aid.
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