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by dlmds 31 Jan 2010 ( edited Jan 31'10 13:53 )
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to make it work. Any info. would be helpful. Thanks.

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by camylow 31 Jan 2010
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good question...I also am eager to learn...did you take it out yet??????
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by dlmds 31 Jan 2010
Yes, it is out of the cardboard box, and in a drawer that is as far as it got. Haha!! H&*
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by shirlener88 31 Jan 2010
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Sally, I am so happy for you - that is great - I more than likely would have to take a lesson or two - to figure it out. Surely where you bought it from will do that for you - will they not?
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by dlmds 31 Jan 2010
You should have one with your machine also. Have you tryed yours? I already ask them at the dealers, they were of very little help. Suzanne gave me more help then the dealer. H&*
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by claudenicolas 31 Jan 2010
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I have a husqvarna designer1 and I have a endless hoop, I have never try it yet , but I want very much to learn how to do *4U
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by dlmds 31 Jan 2010
Suzanne gave us some very good info. H&*
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by sdrise 31 Jan 2010
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Hi Dimds I have the babylock continues hoop and I use it a lot. I love it and can't do without it. Once you try it you will see what I mean. It's real easy to work with. Put in you fabric and stabilizer as usual. Sew your design and unsnap the top locks. Move your fabric down to where you need it and add more stabilizer if needed. No need to take the hoop out of the machine. It saves time and it is so much easier once you feel comfortable with it. Especially handy on things like sheet borders or towels. I cut my stabilizer in long rows and it slides with the material so you don't have to keep adding stabiizer. Works like a charm. Give it a try on a scrap to get yourself used to it and comfortable. Also tip... draw a line in the center of the mateial to be used where you want your design . That way you can line up your marks to center of the material with the hoop center top and bottom marks as you go down. You can also mark the 4 corners of the design using your machine corner points with the thread before you unhoop. Then slide down and line up your corner marks with the needle point. This way you KNOW it is perfectly aligned. Good luck give it a try! Any questions feel free to ask !Suzanne
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by dlmds 31 Jan 2010
Suzanne, thank you very much. Now I have to try it and see how it works. You did a wonderful job of explaining the process. Many people know helpful thing, however, they have trouble relaying it to another person for one reason or another. H&*
by sdrise 01 Feb 2010
your welcome. any questions feel free to ask I will try to help you further. Suzanne