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[message] => Hoop it's very helpfull for emdroiterd.
It's very important to use it.
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[message] => If you are curious about the double handed stitching here are the type of needles I use for it most of the time because I don't have to reverse the needle.
http://www.123stitch.com/cgi-perl/itemdetail.pl?item=123-3245
It works wonderfully for me because I have reached the stage where my hand will go totally numb at night if I don't watch how I use it. Totally numb in this case means I wake up and it has no feeling, not even pins and needles numb.
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[message] => For me it depends on the size of the project, if i do use them I use Quick Snaps frame and I don't get any marking of the fabric.
http://www.qsnap.com/needlework_frames.asp
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[message] => I sometimes have small pieces of linen to use up and these are too small for stretching in a hoop or frame and so I have to stitch those without. I think it depends on wether you can keep a good tension with your stitches.
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[message] => [quote][size=2][color=#999999]pjh1984 replied at 2011-10-16 04:41[/color] [url=forum.php?mod=redirect&goto=findpost&pid=508558&ptid=46865][img]static/image/common/back.gif[/img][/url][/size]
It depends on what I am doing. If tension is very important, I use hoops/frames to design size. Bu ...[/quote]
Very thorough information. Thanks!
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[message] => Since I used a hoop I'm adicted to it. Won't work without it. The inner hoop I have coverd with biaisband (don't now the right english word). So I can lift the top hoop easy... and put him back.
I only have to think to wash my hands when using a red colour (my favorite). Otherwise I get a red glow on the work...
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Very thorough information. Thanks![/quote]
One word of warning though. I had a project where I used hoops, and when I misted and ironed the piece, some of the colors bled. IMAGINE my horrified reaction to that! I just about had a cow. It took many hours of rescue work to correct that problem, believe me. I use both hoops and scroll frames, and like both for different reasons and different projects. Small projects = hoops. Anything with beads and metallics = scroll frame (because I never want to wash and iron those types of projects. In fact, I don't wash finished projects unless ABSOLUTELY necessary.) Hope this helps at all. :)
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used hoops?-Cross stitch Communication / Download (only reply)-Stitch Tips|Tricks-PinDIY.com
If you are curious about the double handed stitching here are the type of needles I use for it most of the time because I don't have to reverse the needle.
It works wonderfully for me because I have reached the stage where my hand will go totally numb at night if I don't watch how I use it. Totally numb in this case means I wake up and it has no feeling, not even pins and needles numb.
I sometimes have small pieces of linen to use up and these are too small for stretching in a hoop or frame and so I have to stitch those without. I think it depends on wether you can keep a good tension with your stitches.
One word of warning though. I had a project where I used hoops, and when I misted and ironed the piece, some of the colors bled. IMAGINE my horrified reaction to that! I just about had a cow. It t
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Post time 2013-5-26 05:05
Since I used a hoop I'm adicted to it. Won't work without it. The inner hoop I have coverd with biaisband (don't now the right english word). So I can lift the top hoop easy... and put him back.
I only have to think to wash my hands when using a red colour (my favorite). Otherwise I get a red glow on the work...
One word of warning though. I had a project where I used hoops, and when I misted and ironed the piece, some of the colors bled. IMAGINE my horrified reaction to that! I just about had a cow. It took many hours of rescue work to correct that problem, believe me. I use both hoops and scroll frames, and like both for different reasons and different projects. Small projects = hoops. Anything with beads and metallics = scroll frame (because I never want to wash and iron those types of projects. In fact, I don't wash finished projects unless ABSOLUTELY necessary.) Hope this helps at all. :)
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Post time: 2011-10-17 13:56
