[amayausers.com] Re: How would I avoid getting scuff marks on a garment, where the hoop meets the fabric ?
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Hi;
I am in search of a solution to a little annoying problem...
Upon hooping and sewing out a design on a garment, when I remove the hoop,
there is always a scuff mark left behind. I always get it off, however by using
a scrubbing brush and elbow grease. I would really like an answer to this
annoying occurence. Life would be much easier if I could omit that brushing
step...I realize the hoop may be "to tight", but if I hoop it more loose, the
hoop sometimes separates from the garment leaving me with an unfixable sew out.
The mark is not dirt as such, just a lighter in color scuff caused by friction.
Any solutions? I have tried masking tape around the periphery of the hoop, but
the scuff remains
Thanks for any help you might be able to pass along...!
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