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by jerrib 04 Sep 2015 ( edited Sep 05'15 16:18 )
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Hi Cuties: Has anyone used this product for hooping. It looks very interesting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQhXr7KPyFs&app=desktop

Comments (11)
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by dragonflyer 04 Sep 2015
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I haven't used it...I have seen it a couple of times before and watched the video...it looks interesting, but it looks like a lot of work...I am not sure I have the patience...I have done a Sharon Schamber quilt before...they are very labor intensive even without the Hoop de Do!
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by jerrib 04 Sep 2015
I thought the same thing, but I guess once you have it all set up it would be quick. Watching her hands in the video drove me nuts....lol...
by bevintex 04 Sep 2015
me too.
by dragonflyer 04 Sep 2015
Yea, but from what I understand, you have to set up the hoop-de-doo after only after a couple of hoopings.
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by markus 04 Sep 2015
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Thank you
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by danababes 05 Sep 2015
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Does this video have sound? I can't hear it... just wondering.
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by danababes 05 Sep 2015
lol restarting my computer fixed the sound issue .. my that was a long video! Interesting product though.
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by raels011 05 Sep 2015
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tried to watch video and got 31 minutes then it stopped
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by jerrib 05 Sep 2015
It played all the way for me, so not sure what happened with yours.
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by airyfairy 05 Sep 2015
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I found it interesting but very long winded. Just wish she could have kept her hands still. It looked a good product but I am afraid I would never have the patience to fiddle with all that sticky tape.
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by jerrib 05 Sep 2015
Her hands drove me nuts as well.
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by crazystitcher 05 Sep 2015
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It did look interesting but also agree it seemed very time-consuming and tedious; ( especially if you had to go through this routine every couple if times you used the hoop.); have book-marked it to watch again when I have the time - maybe it will seem simpler next time I watch it.
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by jerrib 05 Sep 2015
I think everyone feels the same...a lot of time to get the hoop ready, but once its done, it may be a great way of hooping.
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by marfa 05 Sep 2015
+3
Thank you. It looks like a lot of work and time...
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by marianb 05 Sep 2015
+3
thanks every idea helps..
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by jerrib 05 Sep 2015
Your welcome
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by tilde01 05 Sep 2015
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It looks like a great idea if you just make quilt blocks, but if you do other things, ITH, clothing, FSL, I don't think it would work very well. She did say in the video that you can use the one hooping that took so much time, about 100 times, so it would be very good for quilts.
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by jerrib 06 Sep 2015
I would hope it would last for multiple hoopings. I wouldn't want to go through the process to often.
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by crafter2243 05 Sep 2015
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Don't laugh. Last night afternoon I wanted to watch this I fell asleep in the middle of it with my laptop in my lap.
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by jerrib 06 Sep 2015
It was pretty boring wasn't it...
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by theduchess 05 Sep 2015
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Thanks for the link. But her hands!! No way Drove me crazy.
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by jerrib 06 Sep 2015
Your not the only one....everyone thinks the same thing...