[amayausers.com] Re: big jacket back
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- Date: Thu, 13 Aug 2009 17:42:35 UT
This message was posted by Dorothy Compton on AmayaUsers.com. PLEASE DO NOT
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What type of jacket? I do hundreds of letterman's jackets a year, mostly
stitching through the lining. The fabric is very stable so I never use any
backing. I do make sure the hoop is very tight; the weight of the jacket can
cause the hoop to pop off and after even a few thousand stitches, that can be a
very tough fix. Many of the designs I use run over 100k, not counting the
lettering on top and bottom. If you're doing such a jacket, hoop slightly
loose, pull the fabric to ensure it's taut (pull the hoop up slightly on each
side to do this....both left and right from the topside--flip the jacket and do
the same with the bottom side with the lining). Then tighten the screw, as they
say, girl tight with a screw driver.
Good Luck.
Dorothy
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