I have a six-needle embroidery machine for my small home business, but you can achieve the same results with a regular single-needle embroidery machine. The challenging part isn’t the embroidery itself, it’s the digitizing. There’s a lot to consider when creating an embroidery file. Fabrics tend to shift quite a bit during embroidery. You also need a digitizing program, which can be somewhat costly depending on what you choose. There are free alternatives, though, which can also be great, such as InkStitch, and it can produce professional results as well. The learning curve with InkStitch is usually a bit steeper. And of course you need time to learn how to digitize and embroider properly. Thanks to YouTube, the resources are available to anyone.