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by nama2 08 Jun 2010 ( edited Jun 09'10 14:53 )
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or what it's called, or where I saw it. I checked my history, but can't fine it. It was kind of expensive, 189.00 dollars if that rings a bell????????????

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by queenofhearts 08 Jun 2010
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Google magnetic embroidery hoop and you will get several websites that have the hoop you are looking for.
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by rwalden 08 Jun 2010
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Was it Magna-Hoop? Just saw one on you tube. Hope this helps. *4U
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by sqdancer 08 Jun 2010
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It is probably one of the Magna Hoops videos...try this site... *4U
1 links:
[1] http://www.dzgns.com/
www.dzgns.com
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by nama2 08 Jun 2010
+6
Thank you, I will try these ideas and let you know.
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by tdt24153 08 Jun 2010
+6
It's Snap Hoop and it looks fantastic!
1 links:
[1] Look here.
www.dzgns.com
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by nama2 08 Jun 2010
+5
Thats it!!! thank you, OK, now has anyone ever bought the snap hoop? It looks really easy, also looks like it works.
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by tdt24153 08 Jun 2010
At the price they're selling for I would be lucky to get the 5x7! It is tempting though for us that have trouble hooping.
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by lenamae 08 Jun 2010
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I can not afford that hoop would like it but it is out
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by egar 08 Jun 2010
+4
It is for the Babylock & Brothers Machine
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by mousemaster 08 Jun 2010
+4
Good Morning, I got the Mega Hoop on sale for 149.00 about a year ago....I used it once and its in the box. It holds blankets and towels..BUT ONLY with sticky stabilizer NOT on its own...It was a waste of money for me...I saved for it from my part time job, I wanted it so bad...My friend likes hers...But for me...save your money, wish I would have saved alittle longer, for the snap hoop, my hands are getting worst and I will really need that one soon lol...Hope this helps, but its only one opintion
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by 02kar 08 Jun 2010
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I've seen the magna hoop in action, but I just stick with my tried and true hoops. The hoops that came with my machines work just fine so I have decided after talking with friends to stick with them and save my money for other things. Like fabric, stabilizer, marking pens, new thread. You get the idea.
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by sewalaskan 08 Jun 2010
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I have the magna hoop & I have used it a lot. #1 problem is it makes your embroidery field smaller by about 1 inch all around. It worked well for me for doing repeat embroideries. Very thick towels do not work. Not sure I would buy it again but I do use it
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by nama2 08 Jun 2010
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Thanks to all of you who answered my question. The dealer where I bought my babylock is getting me one, and she will beat the price on the web. I am hoping it's all that it says to be. I'll keep you posted.
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by eastwitch2 08 Jun 2010
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Here is the link to the new Snap Hoops & Videos on it.<br />http://www.dzgns.com/shopping_cart/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=128#message<br /><br />If the link it not highlighted to click on copy it to your address bar in your internet browser.<br />EastWitch2

They have not come out yet but are suppose to be out in mid June.
Then they will come out for ones that fit the other brands of machines.
EastWitch2
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by psssst 08 Jun 2010
+1
>> cough,choke,sputter <<
$180.00 plus shipping for a hoop???
I would have to go through a whole heck of a lot of either sticky back or basting stitches for that to pay for itself. I do not hoop anything I embroider.
I use sticky back either tear away or wss or I pin and do a basting stitch.
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by peggy 08 Jun 2010
+1
Mega hoop, overrated and over priced..Works great in the advertisement. Must use cutway and only works in my large hoop.....I could have bought a ton of sticky back instead. Just my experience.
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by eastwitch2 09 Jun 2010
+1
If you compare the cost of the Snap Hoop to the cost of one your own regular hoops that you have for your machine in a similar size then you could figure out if the cost of the Snap Hoop is really out of line.<br /><br />EastWitch2
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by eggyannie 09 Jun 2010
+1
just an idea
wouldn't it be cheaper to buy the sticky back magnet stuff that they sell and place it onto the bottom existing hoop. then make a strong card template of the top hoop and fix the magnets onto that in matching positions then you have the same effect.plus i have marked out my hoop edges to show guidelines both verticaly and horizontaly so i know exactly where the center of the fabric needs to go. i also never hoop the fabric but do a baste stitch that will go around the design onto the stabalizer and then lay the fabric on top and repeat the baste stitch
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by msfancyvip 09 Jun 2010
Hmmh, that's an interesting idea. I have some of the magnetic sheets, I might just have to give it a try! ~Thanks, Rita
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by nglover1 09 Jun 2010
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Yes it is a Magna Hoop . I have one , I found it at Kens sewing center .com . I only had to pay 99.00 ( special after a Quilt show ) , I really don't like it that much and don't know if I would purchase it again. Nancy
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by pcteddyb 09 Jun 2010
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The new one is the "snap hoop" made by the same company as the magna hoop but you don't lose embroidery field and the magnets are built into the hoop and really suppose to be strong and hold things. I agree $180 is a lot for a hoop but I have a bunch of trouble with my hands so I have one pre-ordered at my dealer for when they are released (have not yet been released) hoping it lives up to the video demonstrations.
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by eastwitch2 09 Jun 2010
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Another thing about the new Snap Hoop is that you can use any of the different types of stabilizers you would normally use for the fabric you choose and the number of stitches in your design.

EastWitch2
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by mary51 09 Jun 2010
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I have the Magna Hoop, I used it in small designs because you lose a lot of embroidery field. Before I bought it I asked the company about this problem they told me you did not lose any embroidery field, well You see you can not believe every thing people say.