![]() ![]() I was concerned I wouldn’t be able to continue with the embroidery.”īack when Necaise’s Tajima machine was made, floppy disks were still in mass production-and were particularly popular in Japan, where they were used for official government procedures until last year. “I tried reformatting them in order to get them to work properly, but it didn’t work. ![]() “We started with eight disks, but four of them stopped working, which made me very uneasy,” he says. The only way to transfer the designs from his computer to the machine was via floppy disk. Necaise travels to horse shows around the state, offering custom embroidery on jackets and vests: “All of the winners would get a jacket and we’d put the name of the farm or the name of the horse or whatever on it,” he says.įive years ago, he paid $18,000 for a second-hand machine, manufactured in 2004 by the Japanese embroidery equipment specialist Tajima. When Mark Necaise got down to his last four floppy disks at a rodeo in Mississippi in February, he started to worry.
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