by dkjack 09 Dec 2008

Boy did I have trouble getting my hoop to snap so I could stitch. First problem was the jacket was so small,thick and the zipper kept getting in the way. Finally using the smallest hoop, I stitched one of Veronica's new bows. Not much but looks cute.

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by jrob Moderator 10 Dec 2008

That was just what it needed!

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by michelej 10 Dec 2008

You did a great job...

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by yyyaa4 10 Dec 2008

bello.fiori da katy

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by blhamblen 10 Dec 2008

Sometimes someting small makes a big statement:)

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by shirlener88 10 Dec 2008

Deb, it is a CUTE design and nice work.

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by shirleysisson 10 Dec 2008

Cute bow. You could also use basting stitches instead of hooping. *4U

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by castelyn 10 Dec 2008

Looks cute. I also use spray adhesive if the item is thick or to small to get the hoop into it

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by maryjo 10 Dec 2008

I wouldn't have hooped this sweatshirt at all. Actually I don't usually hoop anything that small or thick. I use spray adhesive or sticky stabilizer. Hoop the stabilizer, lay the item on top of your hoop and line it up. Then use a basting stitch to help hold it in place. It looks really cute, but I don't envy you getting it hooped.

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by elaine45 09 Dec 2008

Sweet...

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