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by evajungermann 25 Oct 2009 ( edited Nov 04'09 05:32 )
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This will keep it in place while handling the fabric and frame.

Comments (22)
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by maryjo 25 Oct 2009
+10
Actually you don't even have to tape it. It will stay put without the tape. I roll mine up and put it aside when I don't need it.
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by tippi 25 Oct 2009
Thanks for the extra tip
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by gramsbear 25 Oct 2009
+6
Great tip, I will try this, my hoop is always slipping, and I have to redoo! LOL! **
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by ansalu 25 Oct 2009
+5
Liebe Eva,
wahrscheinlich ist es heute schon zu spät oder ich stehe auf dem Schlauch: Was ist shelf liner rubber matting? Wenn ich das richtig verstanden habe, geht es darum, das Verrutschen des Rahmnes beim Einspannen zu verhindern. Das wäre was für meine zickige Janome ;o)
Liebe Grüße
Bettina / ansalu
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by jofrog2000 25 Oct 2009
+4
I do this already, never thought to share . Good going!! Jo
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by dkjack 25 Oct 2009
+4
Thanks Eva. I have a piece left over from shelving recently. To short in length to use but kept it for something else. Guess I just found out what the something else could be. :)
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by mpo14011 25 Oct 2009
+3
I use my cloth setter, which I got with my Janome.
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by gg2009 25 Oct 2009
+3
Thanks for the suggestion. Don't have any matting right now, but I'll pick some up. *4U
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by nouveau 25 Oct 2009
+5
Good idea, I'll try it, thanks!
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by nonna57 25 Oct 2009
+5
I have this beside my machine. The size of a place mat. Have used this for 2yrs and wondered how on earth i did it otherwise. Great tip. Top marks :)
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by lindaavolio 25 Oct 2009
+4
Thank you Eva
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by jand803 25 Oct 2009
+3
Thanks for sharing. I see others didn't share such a wonderful idea. I will try this.
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by tippi 25 Oct 2009
+3
Thanks for the great tip. Will try it this evening when I get to sew
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by lbrow 26 Oct 2009
+2
Thanks Eva I also use the matting to make collars for my hoops & use them to keep the stabilizer & fabric from slipping. *
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by jacquipaul 26 Oct 2009
+3
Great tip, Eva; thanks
Jacqueline
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by mmgreyhounds 26 Oct 2009
+3
Thank you for the tip!
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by mad14kt 26 Oct 2009
+3
Great tip for me because I get frustrated when everything don't want to do right ;D *2U
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by marymilf41 26 Oct 2009
+4
i to use something like this its called silpat mat and it is used in all kinds of stuff i keep it next to my machine but i also got another tip from embroidery libary that i live by now and this is a cheap way to fix the problem i buy whats called horse bandaid and wrap my whole bottom hoop in it and then when hooping the materil stays in place and it does not move on the table when hooping but it does ware out after a while just peal off and replace and no it does not leave any resido on the hoop one roll of bandaid will last for a long time and it costs around $2.00 and comes in all colors as you can see i used pink and green just hoop the bottom not the top good luck mary
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by nonna57 26 Oct 2009
Ohhhhh can i come sew in your room ")
by marymilf41 26 Oct 2009
you can come join me any time i would love to have some company
by angel777th 03 Nov 2009
Oh wow.....my dream room......oh my How wonderful!!
by ken174 03 Nov 2009
great idea, where do you get this horse bandaid?
by harmzen 03 Nov 2009
wow what a sewing room. You must enjoy this. Maybe you start something new, photo's of our sewingroom???
by marymilf41 06 Nov 2009
harzen wouldent that be nice to see all the sewing rooms wow you could get all kinds of ideas great thought thanks mary
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by nanniesara 03 Nov 2009
+3
Thanks for the tip I will try it, I have used it for several other things, like a piece under may machine or serger to keep it in place. But never thought to use it for the hoops. Thanks again!!!
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by shirlener88 03 Nov 2009
+3
I use that as well - also a large rectangle underneath my embroidery machine, to keep it from rotating or jumping around. Hehehe! *4U
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by marietta 03 Nov 2009
+3
a Very good tip, I have been using this since I have had my embroidery machine, and it works like a bomb.
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by arsenio 04 Nov 2009
+2
Beautiful sewing room! The display of the hoops and threads units are well placed. I too got some idea for me to do my sewing room in a cheap and better way.I would like to have some pictures of your sewing room in different sides. Thank you for the tip. God bless you.
Elizabeth de Souza (Goa India)
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by meganne 04 Nov 2009
+1
Fabulous idea, thanks so much. I have a spare roll of this stuff waiting for me to find a use for it.
Hugs n roses, Meganne