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by jrob 26 Nov 2014 ( edited Dec 02'14 15:24 )
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Here is a really good tutorial on how to prevent shifting and gapping.

In honor of some of the new members and some of us seasoned ones, too. ;)

1 links:
[1] Preventing Shifting and Gapping
www.urbanthreads.com
Comments (12)
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by asterixsew 26 Nov 2014
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Just re read this so thanks for reminding me of it. UT has lots of interesting info as well as brilliant designs
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by 02kar 26 Nov 2014
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Thanks for sharing the info
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by noah 26 Nov 2014
+4
Thanks it was very great read hugs carolyn
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by clawton 26 Nov 2014
+4
Thanks for posting this. I tend to use cut-away- stabilizer more often than I did.
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by debfromselbytwp 26 Nov 2014
+4
Thanks for sharing, I need reminders to be more careful with my choices
of stabilizers.
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by joansatx 26 Nov 2014
+3
Thanks.
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by Leaha 27 Nov 2014
+3
Thanks so very much, I need reminders all the time and it never hurts to double check yourself in my case it can be more often and I'm usually surprised when I do something right.
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by rescuer 27 Nov 2014
+2
This is a well done tutorial by those that know...hooping is the most challenging part of embroidery!
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by marianb 27 Nov 2014
+2
thank you.. we all need refresher course occasionally..
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by mops 27 Nov 2014
+2
Perfect tutorial and I like the way they tell you the how and why.
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by cfidl 01 Dec 2014
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Thank you for posting this. I need to review it.
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by haleymax 02 Dec 2014
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