Now, many years later, I have found myself in the northern-most fablab, in Lyngen, Norway. Even with all this adversity, we managed to make this rather nice 404 for the Picnic conference’s website: The designs were stored on a memory card with a branded memory card reader and thus transferred to the machine. It only ran on Windows, it was full of bugs and didn’t give a lot of control.
PES, which apparently works on both Brother machines and Babylocks. We also had to buy some 700euro software to go with it so that we could have the programmable embroidery machine embroider what we wanted, I think it was called PE-Design.
Dear open hardware people: please read this and then do something about on behalf of grandmothers all over the world.Ī long time ago, Willem Velthoven and I went to one of the funniest sewing machine stores in Amsterdam zuid to buy a digital embroidery machine (you might know it: the one with all their merchandise in the window).
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