Every journey begins with a first stitch. The Brother Innov-ís BX1 Expedition is a wireless sewing and embroidery combo machine designed to inspire makers of every skill level. With 774 built-in embroidery designs, 754 sewing stitches, an 8" x 14" maximum embroidery area, and a 10" throat space, the BX1 delivers the room and the tools to tackle everything from garments and quilting to intricate embroidery and personalized projects. Industry-first Curve Sewing, Stitch Tapering, Matrix Copy, and Auto Drop Feed push creative boundaries, while wireless Artspira and Design Database Transfer compatibility means your designs flow seamlessly from device to machine — no USB required.
Brochure
BX1 Product Brochure
Key Features
- 774 built-in embroidery designs including exclusive motifs, French knots, crochet couching, 3D appliqué, In the Hoop, and 160 utility embroidery designs
- 754 sewing stitches — 179 utility and 575 decorative, plus 140 frame pattern variations and 23 fonts
- 8" x 14" maximum embroidery area with 10" throat space
- 7" HD LCD display for editing, customization, and on-screen control
- Industry-first Curve Sewing — gently guide fabric with less pressure when the needle is down for easier rotation
- Stitch Tapering — automatically widen or narrow decorative stitches at seam starts and ends
- Stitch to Block — preserves design integrity when resizing (adds or removes stitches proportionally)
- Matrix Copy — duplicate and arrange multiple copies of a design for distinctive embroidery patterns
- Auto Drop Feed — automatically lowers feed dogs for easy free-motion sewing
- Compact Digital Dual Feed foot for improved handling of thick, slippery, or layered fabrics
- Wireless connectivity — Artspira app, Design Database Transfer, and My Stitch Monitor compatible (no USB required)
- External Laser Guideline Marker accessory for straight-line sewing and edge stitching
- Second extra spool pin and extra bobbin-winding blade for efficient thread handling
- Optional Stitch Regulator accessory for consistent stitch lengths during free-motion quilting
