Hi, I'm Sarah from Sewingmastery.com.
It is time to start the Husqvarna Viking Design Ruby Royale videos.
We're going to start by opening up this box and seeing everything that comes in with the
machine and the embroidery unit and then start in on every page of the manual.
Nice short video to give you just want you need to get started and to take you throughout
the entire machine.
We're going to do embroidery.
We're going talk about stabilizers, hooping and every stitch on this machine.
If you happen to have a Ruby or Ruby Deluxe, these videos are also for you.
There might be a few things that have changed but I think you're going to be able to figure
them out no problem whatsoever.
Are we ready to get started?
The Ruby Royale really has a wonderful selection of everything.
When you go into the sewing side, when you go into the embroidery, it really is top notch.
Right along the side, there is an accessory packet that is triangular.
We're going to go through everything that is in here.
You also have your power cords, and there usually is a foot running around.
Make sure when you open it, you know where everything is.
You'll have a pack of accessories.
Your manuals are in here, your warranty.
Get that warranty sent in or registered online, because there will be updates from time to
time that you'll want to actually do.
This machine does have a hard case.
I'm going to actually pull that out first.
The hard case is actually in over the machine.
When we pull this out, I'll get everything here.
We have little Styrofoam that supports everything and then your foot control is right here.
Give it a little squeeze and it will come right up.
Save your box because you never known when you might travel with it, and you want to
keep it nice and protected.
There's also some feet that are underneath the presser foot.
You'll need to plug the machine in so the foot will raise and then these will come out.
We have an accessory box that's already on the machine.
That's pretty much what's in here.
When we get into the accessory box here, we're going to pull out power cord.
There's a cable that will connect when you're doing embroidery, so if you want to connect
from your machine to the computer directly, that's what this cable is for.
Again, with all your manuals and your sampler book, these are all the designs that come
with the machine.
Oh, my goodness.
Look at those.
We are going to get into a lot of the different varieties of techniques that you can do, all
with that, and also you USB stick is also in here too.
We'll get to those and set these aside as we get in and get ready to open up the embroidery
module box.
I'm going to go ahead, I'm going to put this one down here.
This one does take a little bit more room to open up.
In the embroidery unit, I like to lay it down, flip it over and it will come right up.
It's got a little suction so I give it time there.
There's our box.
This Styrofoam, do keep it and down the road if I can cause another accessory box, we've
had it before, or an accessory bag that you can tote your embroidery unit in, this Styrofoam
is part of it.
I can't tell if I'm upside down.
Yes, I am.
I am upside down.
I'm going to flip it over.
Inside the Styrofoam, you're going to have a packet of some basic thread, some scissors,
some hoop clips and some fabric to get you started.
That's in there.
Your embroidery unit, now notice how it fits in here.
If you are packing it back up, there's going to be a place in your machine that's called
a park position.
That park position actually makes the arm come all the way to where the Styrofoam folds
and contains it just perfectly.
If it's a brand, brand new machine, this machine has been opened once before, there is a red
clip in here.
If your dealer has not already pulled that red clip out, you won't be able to embroidery
until you do.
It's just a little squeeze but it's very obvious.
Pull that out.
You can discard it.
It's no big deal to keep it.
We always take them out for our customers here.
There's actually a little note about that red clip.
Make sure you're not stepping over that.
You have two hoops that come with this machine.
You're going to have the 360 by 200, wonderful large, that's 8 inches by 14 inches-ish.
Then also a 120 by 120, that's 5 by 5.
If you'll notice, there's a lot of space between these two hoops.
Viking is known for many, many different sizes of hoops.
You probably will treat yourself to a couple of them, somewhere in the middle here.
You have a wide range of designs you can do without wasting so much stabilizer.
We're going to show you some tricks along the way.
Those are our two major boxes.
We're going to start to assemble everything.
We're going to start with the sewing videos first.
If you're looking for the embroidery videos, find the ones further down the playlist here.
Of course, Sewingmastery.com is going to have everything right at your finger tips.
We'll see you at the next video.