[amayausers.com] Re: puckering
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I use a template made out of the rubber shelf liner or throw rug backing when
hooping scrub tops and wovens. This keeps the material taunt and keeps the hoop
in place. I just draw a line around the inside of the bottom hoop onto the
matting then cust out the middle almost to the line, but where there is just
enough matting left to be seen on the inside of the top hoop when it is laid on
the fabic. When you hoop, the top hoop catches the non slip matting and keeps
the fabric and hoop from moving around or slipping. I hope this makes sense as
it is an easy concept but hart to explain in words. I have several of these
matted templates in all hoop sizes.
Cindy in Phoenix
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