The auto-threader is awesome as well, threading the needle was usually a pain, especially with thicker thread. I don't like that the default stitch is one that I will never use (left stitch instead of centered in the foot), but I got used to always changing it pretty quickly. The machine has a touch screen for choosing stitches and built in patterns, which I like.
#FREE EMBROIDERY SOFTWARE THAT WORKS WITH BROTHER LB6800PRW SOFTWARE#
Software to make your own embroidery is another matter, as nothing comes with the machine.
I don't understand why that is even optional, all embroidery machines should allow USB connectivity, there is more than just letters to embroider. Both the SE-400 and the machine i got have 512k of memory that can be accessed though USB, so you can make and load embroidery patterns from a computer. The LB6800PRW was only a few dollars more than the SE-400, and the bag will at least keep the dust off the machine once I get bored with it. Both have a 100mm by 100mm embroidery field (4 inches by 4 inches). This is exactly the same as the SE-400, except it comes with a carry-cart for portability, and has some 'project runway' branding on it. The machine I decided to get was the Brother LB6800PRW. I was going to get a regular sewing machine, but it was only about $50 extra for one that could also do embroidery. I looked around for a while, and decided to get a Brother machine. Now that I have some room, I wanted to get my own. Previously, I always borrowed some elses machine. Yes, I do some sewing every once and a while, such as some Adventure Time Finn hats, or a Ice King costume. One of the things I needed to pick up for my new place was a sewing machine.
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