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by mlbell 13 Oct 2008 ( edited Oct 16'08 03:41 )
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I need advise for sewing names on hoodies for my granddaughter , do I need to use wash away stablizer on top and heavy stablizer in bottom hoop?? Is there an easy way to hoop hoodies .

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by nonna57 13 Oct 2008
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Are you sewing on fleece? If so I only hoop a washaway on the bottom then baste the hood with washaway on top. Hope this helps ")
by Cutie #8325825 13 Oct 2008
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Personally I like sticky tear away on the bottom and WSS on top w/ a basting stitch
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by babyred 13 Oct 2008
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I don't hoop hardly anything anymore, just the stabilizer. Then baste the item to the stabilizer with digitized basting stitches.
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by oldandgrey 13 Oct 2008
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I hope that you are not sewing the actual childs'? names on the hoodies where they are visible. That would be asking for trouble. Better to put names in a non visible part of the garment for I D purposes only. For safey reasons only ever put designs or non I.D. words on the visible parts of the garments.
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by nonna57 13 Oct 2008
I agree . Safety 1st for the kids in this crazy world
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by mops 13 Oct 2008
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I do the same as the others suggested: hoop stabilizer and fix the article with basting stitches, which one of my machines can doe automatically and else I pin or hand baste. No hoop marks to get rid of afterwards and ideal for unhoopable items.
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by lbrow 13 Oct 2008
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U have some helpful answers here *4U
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by toet 15 Oct 2008
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Sorry to be a blond,please what is a hoodie,i live AUS. *4U
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by oldandgrey 15 Oct 2008
they are windcheater tops with a hood
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by mlbell 16 Oct 2008
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Thanks to all of you for your helpful info.
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by nglover1 16 Oct 2008
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I too use the sticky back on the back and WSS on the top. but I agree I wouldn't put a name on the garment so the child could be called by name by a stranger. Why not just put the initial of the first name or a 3 letter monogram. .( I don't hoop much anymore either , I use sticky back or magnahoop ) A flower for you