Right! This is the design I choose to learn how to use my Mega Hoop with. I embroidered it upside down on the towel, so I had to cut it off and sew it on other end. The hoop was FUN! Now gotta learn the "Endless" hoop.
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I think you recovered the project quite well. What kind of machine and mega hoop do you have?
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I have Husqvarna Viking Quilt Designer II. I bought the embroidery attachment separately. The hoop is also HV. Now I know what the arrow on the template means :) I also learned when combining designs in software, rotate them facing the right way! Thanks!
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shirlener88
01 Jun 2009
+6✽
daisy, great job and a very CUTE design. *4U
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Thanks Shirlene. * for you! You're back on top!
It looks great! Great way to save the project! Way to go! What software did you use for your mega hoop?
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4D Embroidery (HV)
Very Cute, and I think you made it BETTER by adding it to the other end and emblishing it with Rick-Rack!;)
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Thanks Jerrilyn!
Very pretty! No one will ever know changed it to the other end. Great Save. :)
You did a great job to save the project this way. It looks very nice.
Looks like you're going for a design a day, well done Daisy!
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edithfarminer
04 Jun 2009
+2✽
lovely colours
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the endless hoop is not difficult, you will soon see how easy it is once you start.
The design is lovely and the rickrack makes it stand out even better. Don't you love the mega hoop - one hooping and 36 cm to embroider. The endless hoop is a joy too, but it only works well along borders - at least I can't do it otherwise.
What a beautiful job - I'll have to stitch this design on a towel for my kitchen. I don't have the mega hoop, but I do have the hoop with two positions on it, so hopefully that will work also