Bearable Embroidery is based in Caboolture and can offer you quality embroidery at a good price.

So what's available to you from Bearable Embroidery?

• Service with a smile and a 'can do' attitude.

• Thousands of designs to choose from or I can custom design for you.

• A choice of over 300 colours.

• I can purchase the items, or you can.

• I will take on any size order from as low as just one item.

• You select the item, the design, the colour and the size. I do the pattern and the embroidery.

• You can call to see how your work is going.

• You can choose to pick up your goods from my Caboolture location, or have them delivered by post or courier, or I can drop your order off (if in the area).

• All your designs are kept on your own CD for future orders; details such as size, colour and item code are recorded also.

• I can arrange for items to be screen printed.
  

Items I can embroider include:

• T shirts/Polo shirts
• Business Wear
• Safety wear
• Caps and Hats
• Sports Bags
• Sports Wear
• Towels/Hand Towels/Face washers
• Table Cloths/Tea Towels
• Pillow cases/Sheets
• Baby items
• Just about anything!

To make an enquiry, request a quote or place an order you can use this simple form or use one of the other contact methods below.

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My suppliers include:

• Johnny Bobbin
• Dynamic Headwear (Grace)
• LJ Apparel
• The Headwear Professionals
• Kooltex (Auspirit & Urban Nature)
• Shiny (Winning Spirit)
• Bisley

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I started just doing odd embroidery jobs as a hobby, and a few sewing repair jobs like hems and buttons. Then I was asked if I would be interested in doing some shirts for a small business which had only just started and had only two employees. The larger embroidery businesses would not help them because they only had a small order so this planted the seed for my business.

I also started helping out another small embroidery business, sewing embroidered pockets on shirts, and reflectors on drill shirts and pants.

When I showed the owner of that business some of the embroidery work I had done he began encouraging me to start up my own business. He arranged for me to meet some people at a Brisbane craft show in 2007, and that's when I decided I was ready to run my own embroidery business.

I bought a better embroidery machine, started to get a few small jobs, and word of mouth spread. Now I have a business at my Caboolture home that has gone from a few small jobs to the point it is now.

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