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by manami 27 Mar 2009 ( edited Mar 27'09 12:30 )
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Hi Cutie, I have a question. I have to embroider in a corner of a napkin, I wonder how do you hoop a work like that. Thanks in advance. Love,Yoriko

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by manami 27 Mar 2009
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I meant, Cuties :D
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by caydebug 27 Mar 2009
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I have not the foggest of an idea. But can bump u to the top. Sorry :(
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by lesflowell 27 Mar 2009
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you could use that sticky paper it is like contact i use it for work that will not fit in the hoop to well *4u
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by brn2btl 27 Mar 2009
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I have an Embroidery Placement Chart from Allstitch LLC and it says,"Napkins 3" from diagonal corner fold." I placed mine in a hoop with stablizer as you would do any other item
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by roger0706 27 Mar 2009
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I just did 6 napkins for easter and used Sulky's Sticky paper, and it worked great. I hooped the paper and laid the napkin on top where I wanted it. Turned out great.
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by mariahail 27 Mar 2009
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I did some while back and used regular tear away and painters blue tape to hold it in place and it worked fine.*****
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by mpo14011 27 Mar 2009
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Tack, with large tacking stitches, a scrappy piece of fabric around the napkin to make the corner big enough to fit in the hoop. Then stabilize and stitch as normal.Works every time. It is cheaper then sticky stabilizer and absolutely NO chance of slipping.
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by adelmarie 27 Mar 2009
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Yoriko, what I have done is that I only hoop the stabilizer and then use sticky spray or sewing pins to hold the fabric in place( just make sure that the sewing pins are outside the emnroidery area). Also another techinque that I use is using the same color of bobbin thread on the bobbin that on the top you will get a very nice look from both sides of the napking.
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by gerryvb 27 Mar 2009
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Hi yoriko, I always use sticky tear away in the hoop, and just lay the corner on the sticky tear away stabilizer. It works for me.
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by manami 27 Mar 2009
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Thank you all for your help! I made 4 napkins today and I used Adelmarie technique. It worked well. I like Rickys idea too, I should try next time. Thank you again! Love and blessings, Yoriko
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by grandmamek 27 Mar 2009
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I am glad you asked this question because now I know too.!! I will also try it out on napkins.
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by shirlener88 27 Mar 2009
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I see you have your answer and the technique that I use, as well. Hehehe! Here is a *4U.
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by pennifold 27 Mar 2009
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Great question Yoriko - I have done what Ricky (mpo14011)has done - and it works really well. Not to mention having nothing extra to put on the hooping. Love and blessings Chris
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by memasanders 27 Mar 2009
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Thanks forasking the question now I know too. Have a great day