The two machines have a great deal of similarities but the fundamental difference is that Happy embroidery machine allows for embroidery stitching, while Brother sewing machines allow for regular stitching - also known as construction stitching. Sewing machines are a practical way to sew two stitches together in order to make a piece of fabric functional, while embroidery machines involve sewing designs on fabric to make a stunning work of art.

There are three different types of sewing: straightforward sewing, construction sewing, and a specialized form of stitching known as embroidery. Some machines accommodate all of these forms, while others can only do construction sewing and embroidery. Normally, highly specialized machines offer the ability to create embroidery stitching. Embroidery sewing is primarily decorative and thought of more as art — stitched flourishes, such as banners or a detailed scene of a mountain. These stitches are based off of designs. Embroidery normally involves 30 or 40 weight embroidery thread and a repetitive, texture-building stitching technique to outline patterns and fill them with color. Using a machine designed for embroidery stitching allows for uniform stitches but also saves time and energy.

Embroidery machines are generally used in commercial settings because sewing machines do not have the capacity to handle the same complexity and demand. Embroidery machines are made to handle the demand of a commercial business, including putting performance efficiency at 99.94 percent. The other major difference between the two machines is that an advanced embroidery machine is digitized in order to provide elaborate pre-programmed embroidery patterns on a computer, while also offering the option to add more patterns that have been downloaded or scanned. A commercial embroidery machine can also be used for monograms.

A person who creates an embroidery design is known as an embroidery digitizer or puncher. A digitizer uses embroidery software to create an object-based embroidery design, which can be easily re-shaped and edited. These files retain important information such as object outlines, thread colors, and original artwork used to punch the designs.

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