Hi Maryanne,

Thanks for checking! Our company sells the Snap Hoops, but we're not the manufacturer. I would recommend that you contact DIME to see if they're planning to make a Snap Hoop for the Husqvarna Viking® HuskyStar EM10. DIME is the manufacturer, and they can be reached at 888-739-0555 or [email protected]. Have a great day!

Victoria,

I have an EM10 but am missing the hoop. What kind of luck have you had finding the disc? I have the disc just not the hoop.

thanks,

Terri

Hello Victoria could you make a copy of software cd

Hi, Jakub. For copyright reasons, owners are not allowed to share copies of their software CD's with others.

~Heather
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Ok i understand. I've product key but i can't find support cause software and machine is too old

Yeah, that's tough, Jakub. My best recommendation would be to check sites like Ebay for a used copy of the software.

~Heather
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Hello V.

I have the same problem, Did you find the software (3D Embroidery CD or something else) and run the Husqvarna Viking em10? Answer please because I can not find the software and start the embroidery machines. Thank you

I have the disc they say you need. 3D Embroidery Intro. My machine is no longer repairable and I am looking for a nother one. It has served me well & so easy to use. I am 88 years old & I know this machine. My email is: [email protected] if you want to contact me.

I have the same machine and I have and still do love it. But, It suddenly has become ill and as we speak its in the shop hopefully being repaired. I would be willing to buy your dead machine for parts as I cant find parts for this machine anyplace. I would like to keep it going if possible as I cannot afford to upgrade. Not that I wouldnt love to have a bigger one. Just not affordable right now. Thankyou...Jill

If anyone can help please email me at : [email protected]

Are you still looking for a replacement Huskystar EM10 embroidery machine? I had one given to me with the 3D Embroider Intro disk, accessories, instruction book, and user's manual. The foot pedal and cord are missing. I haven't tried using it. It won't work for me because I have a newer Apple computer and the software will not work with Apple. Email me it you want it. [email protected]

To anyone looking to help Victoria, what she is looking for is called 3D Embroidery Intro, which used to come with the Huskystar EM10 machine.

Here's an ebay listing I found which might be helpful. It looks like it is for the full 3D Embroidery software, which is probably more than you need. I think the 3d Intro disk is like a "lite" version of what is being sold here:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Husqvarna-Viking-USB-Embr...
You might try asking Husqvarna Viking if the full 3D software can be used in place of the 3D Embroidery Intro... I would think so, and it may be easier to find than the intro disk at this point.
Also, apparently the original 3D is not necessarily easy to install on new Windows operating systems. If you get to that point, this link may be helpful:

https://www.joeldare.com/wiki/installing_husqavarn...

Hi Maryanne,

I'm happy for you, getting back into sewing. It's a lovely thing.

Those are good questions. I have never personally used a Husqvarna machine. I have had years of experience converting designs to different file formats for a variety of machines, and assisting customers who were unable to use designs for various reasons. I don't recall ever running into having too many stitches per design for this machine. We ran into it a lot with Janome, but not Husqvarna. So while I also couldn't find an upper limit on stitchcount for your machine, I can say it seems unlikely that you will run up against it. If you do, and the design is from us, please contact us for a refund.

True Sizer is a pretty good program and works best on EMB files, which are not broadly available. It does recognize and size a wide variety of embroidery formats. I suggest using the free program for a while to see how its results work for your needs. Generally size changes of more than 20% should be approached with caution. So if a design is a little larger than your hoop, you can likely size it down for use. But a design made for a much larger sewing area, unless it was a really simple design... I would not recommend sizing.

I do suggest looking at Embrilliance Essentials software. It has the ability to split designs into multiple hoopings, so that you can stitch larger designs by hooping two or more pieces, one at a time. Essentials will also do size changes, on many formats and I've always been please with the results.

I hope this helps a bit and encourages your efforts.

-Kirsten