“The Kazakh families in many of our villages are now all in the battle. The women of the whole family are sitting together and immersed in needles to'make embroidery'.” In addition to the computer embroidery machine workshop, the embroidery association established by Saikar is located in 8 ethnic towns. There are sub-associations. There are three to four hundred members engaged in hand-embroidering in summer, and 1,400 members doing embroidery in the free time in winter. In 2011, the per capita income of members of the association reached 5480 yuan. The company's sales revenue that year reached 5.8 million yuan. "Looking at this silk thread with a diameter of less than half a millimeter, it can be divided into 16'silk', and 1'silk' can be further divided into 4'hair'. The finest part of this embroidery is to use 1'hair' thread. Embroidered 8 layers." At Jiayilao National Handmade Embroidery Co., Ltd. in Mulei City, Suzhou embroidery expert Ji Wenqin pointed to a 70×140cm "Populus euphratica embroidery" and said that the landscape embroidery of Populus euphratica forest at sunset requires 4 embroiders. Embroidery together for half a year, the price is 120,000.
  
With the assistance of the local department, Sai Kaier applied for patent protection for this new crochet sewing machine. At the same time, she registered the trademark "Haynar" for the remodeled sewing machine. Now she has more than 80 Hainar sewing machines, which are mainly used to make pillows and embroidered bags.

The output has kept up, and more and more regular customers. Since 2010, Sai Kaier has successively purchased 3 large-scale computerized embroidery machines, and sent his brother Butlerbek to Urumqi to study design and operation. The two siblings are responsible for production and sales and the other for design and production. Only three or four workers in the embroidery workshop can produce more than 500 pieces of embroidered mattresses and tapestries per day, and there are more small accessories.

"Don't talk about the merchants in famous scenic spots in Xinjiang, such as Kanas and Jimunai. The orders from Central Asia, such as Outer Mongolia and Kazakhstan, where I order embroidered tourist souvenirs, account for half of our total annual production." Sai Kaier found in the sales in the previous years that the embroidery with ethnic characteristics is very popular for tourist souvenirs, so she developed and produced 36 varieties of "Tumar" tourist products in three major categories, such as small yurts and special pendants. Tourism products are exported to coastal cities such as Zhejiang, Shanghai and Jiangsu, and exported to many Central Asian countries.