A Christmas banner for our front door.
The magnetic hoop was made by my husband to accommodate large designs.Thank you for visiting.
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9009Thank you for sharing your beautiful and creative work and also the useful and creative work made by your husband. You are a great team!
Love and Hugs and Merry Christmas - Maria
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by robertahilde
17 Dec 2015
Thank you for your kind comment from both of us.
Hugs and Merry Christmas to you too, Roberta
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5130223577I love your work. And caught my attention these points silver, what are they?
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by robertahilde
17 Dec 2015
Thank you for your kind comment, if you referred to the bright circles on the edges of the embroidery, those are strong magnets. Hugs, Roberta
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25546Your Christmas banner will look wonderful on your door. Great job!
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8586766021Very nice banner. Thank you for sharing Happy Stitching!!! :~)
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9792wow that's wonderful both the hoop extension & the banner. Kudos to you both!~hugs~
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158715Tolles Banner und die Magnete halten den Stoff gut oder klebst du den Stoff auch noch auf Vlieseline? Verrätst du uns wie dein Mann den Rahmen gemacht hat?
Fröhliche Weihnachten
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by robertahilde
16 Dec 2015
Indem Sie ein vorhandenes hoop und das Hinzufügen, um es zu einem Metallrahmen, der von einem Laser-Maschine geschnitten wurde.
Dank und Jubel, Roberta
3003Such a beautiful wall hanging and it will look great for Christmas. Love Chris
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234496Lovely - and great to have a husband who can make you such a useful hoop.
145302Beautiful! I don't want to be a 'wet blanket' but I have heard you should not use ANY magnets near electronic machines as it interferes with the programmes! Just a heads-up ladies to be careful!!! HUGS!
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by mops
16 Dec 2015
So why are several makers of embroidery machines making magnetic hoops for their own machines? Using them does NOT endanger the computer in your machines at all. I have been using magnetic hoops for my Melco for at least 6 years and my 5x7 for my Husqvarna for 3 years. Only problem.k is the magnets jump up to your scissors when you want to cut jump stitches between colours (giving a different meaning to the term jump stitch -LOL).
by tinfriend
16 Dec 2015
I am just passing on what I HEARD - I NEVER said NOT to use it BUT .... I DID say to be careful!
by robertahilde
edited 16 Dec 2015
Pinning the material with magnets give me the freedom to move the fabric around without sandwiching the part all ready embroidered between the two half of the hoop provided, avoiding damage to the embroidery and over stretching of the material. Thank you "mops" for your clear intervention, Cheers Roberta
519542433118104He might have to show us how he does this! Well done
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by robertahilde
16 Dec 2015
By modifying an existing hoop and adding to it a metal frame that was cut by a laser machine.
Thanks and cheers, Roberta
33350Some husbands are just so handy. Nice that you got one to help you. Great job
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360641Very nice banner. I have to ask, how did he make the magnetic hoop?
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by robertahilde
16 Dec 2015
Using part of an existing hoop by adding a metal frame.
Thanks and cheers, Roberta
10990Great Banner and a really good idea of your husband .
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1020729726how did he make a magnetic hoop? Fabulous both the hoop and your banner.
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by robertahilde
16 Dec 2015
My husband build the magnetic hoop using part of the existing one by adding a metal frame.
Thanks and hugs, Roberta
by peafarm
16 Dec 2015
Well he's done fabulous inventive thing for you. They are so expensive on the market-Would like one but not at that price tag.
18481How very nice this is. An excellent job you have done and your husband also with his expertise/Lillian
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