[amayausers.com] Re: Bridles and Leashes
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I've used regular hoops - usually do not hoop the collars. (When I do hoop the
collars with a regular hoop, I usually get alignment problems.) Using tearaway
backing or Floriana Wet N Stick, very carefully tape with masking tape the
collar to the backing. (To help with alignment, a rectangular "design" is
created the height of the collar and sewn on the backing before taping.) Also
tape the collar to the inside edge of the hoop and the wings of the hoop so
there is no flopping metal. I have also used adhesive backing with and without
the 7n1 frame but really dislike this because 1) it gums up the machine 2) it's
horrible to pick off the back of the collar.
Types of collar/dog leashes - White Pine (my favorite for long haired dogs &
durability), or any type of typically woven collars.
Slow the machine down to 600-800 spm
Don't know a thing about bridles...
Terri
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