[amayausers.com] Re: Hoop Burn - Help!
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1. Usually the hoop is too tight when you hoop the fabric. Tighten the ring
after you hoop.
2. The fabric may be delicate (velvet, satin,etc.) and needs something to
protect it from the inner hoop ring. Place something between the fabric and the
inner ring like a layer of cutaway (with a hole cut out over the embroidery
area so you can embroider) or a water soluble stabilizer.
3. It may not be hoop burn but just a little scuffing of the fabric finish.
This is pretty evident on darker fabrics. If this is the case, it can be
removed with steaming or even gently rubbing the fabric together. Test first.
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