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Brother SE400 Sewing And Embroidery Machine – First Embroidery

November 8th, 2012 Leave a comment Go to comments

http://www.BrotherSE400.com At The Brother SE400 Enthusiast blog, I share everything I’m learning about the Brother SE400 Sewing and Embroidery machine. In this video, I show you how easy it is to embroider one of the built-in embroidery designs with the Brother SE400. I just love my SE400. http://youtu.be/CNbSRyW7Ai0

This is my first video. If you like it, please comment and rate it. Let me know what other videos you’d like. Or share it with friends or put it on your own blog. Thanks, I appreciate all of you.

Sometimes the LB6800PRW is cheaper than the SE400 on amazon.com. Read my post, “Why Buy The Brother LB6800PRW Instead Of The Brother SE400?”, http://www.brotherse400.com/brother-lb6800prw-brother-se400/ to find out the differences.

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  1. Kamala Kelly
    November 8th, 2012 at 03:02 | #1

    Yes, I think so. …
    Yes, I think so. But I’ve never tried it.

  2. Kamala Kelly
    November 8th, 2012 at 03:03 | #2

    You’re welcome, …
    You’re welcome, Mabel. Glad I could help. Looking forward to seeing you over on the blog.

  3. browneyegirl0508
    November 8th, 2012 at 03:03 | #3

    I wanted to know …
    I wanted to know can you use this machine to Embroider on garrison ribbon?

  4. Susan Adams
    November 8th, 2012 at 03:03 | #4

    Can you show me how …
    Can you show me how to add a space to a phrase and also how to add a second line? Thank you

  5. Marilene Accurso
    November 8th, 2012 at 03:03 | #5

    Dear Friend,
    I …

    Dear Friend,
    I bought a sewing machine Brother SE400 abroad, so got no “school” or guidance on its operation. I have “broken my head” trying quiltar … But I can not even “understand” with “she”!! My first question is, how do I adjust the stitch width of quilting? 2 – the free quilting is free at all? even in the stitch width?
    Please, kan yuo help me ?
    My email is:
    marileneaccurso@gmail.com
    Grateful for your attention,
    Marilene

  6. Mabel Brooks
    November 8th, 2012 at 03:03 | #6

    Kamala,
    I just …

    Kamala,
    I just wanted to Thank You for helping me with getting the designs I have on a CD/USB stick to my Embroidery machine. I was missing the step of copying the designs to my laptop first and then dragging it over to the Removable Disk and that is where the Embroidery machine picks up one design at a time.. The light bulb turned on! I love your blog as well. I will be a regular visitor. Thank You!

  7. Kamala Kelly
    November 8th, 2012 at 03:03 | #7

    Yes, the upper and …
    Yes, the upper and bobbin threading are the same for both embroidery and sewing. The only difference is the type/weight of thread you use. So you have to be sure not to mix them up. For embroidery bobbins, it uses 60 weight which is finer than sewing thread. A spool of bobbin thread came with the machine. You also wind the bobbins the same way or you can buy pre-wound. Top embroidery thread is finer, more decorative, and less strong than sewing thread since it isn’t structural. Have fun!

  8. AtemusQueen234
    November 8th, 2012 at 03:03 | #8

    Thank you. So its …
    Thank you. So its the same for basic sewing then? alrighty wasnt sure if we had to put the bobbin in differently for embroidery

  9. Kamala Kelly
    November 8th, 2012 at 03:04 | #9

    Hi Mabel, Glad you …
    Hi Mabel, Glad you enjoyed the video. You could look at my download tutorial on my blog. See the description above for the link. There’s no video, but lots of pictures. It shows how to connect your laptop to the SE400 and copy designs over. For a CD, the process is the same. You just need to open the drive that is the CD and from the list of files/designs copy over the one you want. Or copy all the files on the CD to your laptop and then copy them to the SE400 when you want to stitch one.

  10. Kamala Kelly
    November 8th, 2012 at 03:04 | #10

    The bobbin is put …
    The bobbin is put in just like for regular sewing. There’s a clear plastic cover in front of the presser foot that covers the bobbin case. Just push the tab to the right and it pops out. Then drop the bobbin in and put the thread through the slots like in the diagram on the machine.

    For light weight fabric, use a light-weight cut-away stabilizer. Be careful, not to choose a design that’s too heavy for the fabric. Choose a light, open design with a low stitch count.

  11. Mabel Brooks
    November 8th, 2012 at 03:04 | #11

    Kamala,
    Thanks for …

    Kamala,
    Thanks for taking the time to do this video.I enjoyed it. I was wondering if you will be showing how to use designs on CD’s with your laptop and connecting to the SE-400 ? I have a Anita Goodesigns but my Windows media player doesn’t read it. Any ideas?

  12. AtemusQueen234
    November 8th, 2012 at 03:04 | #12

    Thanks. I also have …
    Thanks. I also have the same machine. how do u add the embroidery bobbin into the machine as well as what type of stabilizers would u reccomend for a begginer working with light weight frabric

  13. Kamala Kelly
    November 8th, 2012 at 03:04 | #13

    Yes, I’m working …
    Yes, I’m working on a complete guide for beginners now. Machine embroidery takes some learning and practice to get it just right.

  14. Tice190
    November 8th, 2012 at 03:04 | #14

    Can you make a …
    Can you make a special step bystep video on how to set up the embrodier part i have the same machine and i am have the most dificult time in learning.

  15. salesclerk
    November 8th, 2012 at 03:04 | #15

    Thank you for the …
    Thank you for the video. I’m in the market for an embroidery machine, but am torn between the PE770 and the SE400. I don’t mind paying the extra money IF, and only IF I’m going to actually see the benefit. I like the larger work area of the PE770 vs the smaller 4X4 SE400, which leads to my question. From what I’ve read so far, the SE400 can only do a 4″X4″ section at a time. It seems you’re the SE400 pro, so have you tried a larger design?

  16. SuperMailbag
    November 8th, 2012 at 03:05 | #16

    Thanks so much…I …
    Thanks so much…I thought that was an underline!

  17. SuperMailbag
    November 8th, 2012 at 03:05 | #17

    How do you put a …
    How do you put a space between words…I can’t find it in my manual.

  18. Vince J. Arcuri
    November 8th, 2012 at 03:05 | #18

    Hi Kamala
    Thank you …

    Hi Kamala
    Thank you for returning my posting. Yes, I am going a bit nuts with the video’s another one of my fascinations.Take care.

  19. Vince J. Arcuri
    November 8th, 2012 at 03:05 | #19

    Hi
    I like your work …

    Hi
    I like your work and also love your video’s. I just got interested in sewing, embroidery and serger machine’s since I retired from a 48.5 year career in military and commercial aviation maintenance and inspection. So my love for fine machines led me to the machine’s that my mother made her living with. Go figure. …Lol

  20. iTzCrazyMe
    November 8th, 2012 at 03:05 | #20

    i cannot afford a …
    i cannot afford a more expensive machine, i really liked this machine but im worried about these negative reviews, some even say “dont buy iy, it’s a garbage! the needles broke from the beginning and the threads broke while embroidering” so im really worried the quality is not good, but at the same time the very positive reviews make me confused, since you’re using it tell me about these supposedly bad details 🙂

  21. iTzCrazyMe
    November 8th, 2012 at 03:05 | #21

    Hello Kamala! im …
    Hello Kamala! im planning to buy this machine but i’ve read very good reviews on amazon and walmart BUT also very bad reviews, about problems like broken needles all the time, the threas broking while embroidering.. can you tell me if that is true please? is the quality of the embroidery bad?

  22. mygardeningtips
    November 8th, 2012 at 03:05 | #22

    Well you aren’t the …
    Well you aren’t the first one to stitch baby bloomers or onesies together. You have to watch carefully to make sure the back doesn’t slip under the needle. You have to sort of turn them inside out and bunch it up around the machine. If it’s too small, people rip a seam open to embroider it and then stitch it back. Have you tried embroidering something flat and easier just for practice to get the hang of it? Like a bib or a burp cloth? Small baby clothes are among the most difficult items to do.

  23. ChelsLyr
    November 8th, 2012 at 03:06 | #23

    i purchased this …
    i purchased this machine about 4 months ago and i still have nooo clue how to use it lol. I tried to embroider my baby bloomers but somehow i stitched them together. Can u help me plzz

  24. callwa2776
    November 8th, 2012 at 03:06 | #24

    I like your video …
    I like your video can u tell me how to make my words into a smiley face instead of a stright line. Or do you no of a web page I can go to.

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