[amayausers] Re: Hooping troubles
- From: "Kesavan" <kesavan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <amayausers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 5 Oct 2006 09:18:28 +1000
If you are using cutaway and the right tension on the hoop you should
have no trouble. The backing makes the slippery stuff you are sewing on
non slip. We don=92t tape any thing to our hoops.
Just practice getting the tension right.
Anand
>From a note posted probably 2 years ago...we took all our hoops-plastic
>and wood....and cut adhesive backing in 1/2" strips-then stuck around
the inside of the top hoop, outside of the bottom hoop.
When you hoop any material, the backing gives it a 'grip' and there is
less chance of slipping. Nylon totes, jackets are the worst-and the
'wedge' or 'paper' clamp is the best solution-but bend the handles down
(like the little clamps on the WCCF hoop) so that the needle bar doesn't
run into them! Also make sure you ALWAYS do a design trace-to make sure
the clamps don't pop off. Material that is rippled or loose in the hoop
means it is NOT tight enough, or you have a hem, button hole,
button-something in between the hoops that is preventing a good tight
clamp. If that happens, you have to go to a larger hoop!
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