Thank you. I learned from a video out there somewhere to use the plastic that separates the hoops, place it under your project to stabilize your project while taking it to your machine ...
DIME has a tutorial that shows to lift the top portion up over the machine without removing. Them you can adjust your quilt and then just place the top hoop back on. Prevents having to completely remove the hoop
Awesome video thank you I have been looking to purchase a magnetic hoop but was concern about the magnetic next to my embroidery machine thank you for answering that question.
Thank you, Bonnie. I love your video. The title of the video is “Magnetic Hoops for Em,broidery - Yes or No?” and it certainly answered my question and then some. There are many other videos going into greater detail on other embroidery subjects which I most certainly will seek. I particularly liked the part about handling and hooping quilts and want to return to it. So in this comment I’m giving myself a hint as to where that begins: 12:26 Hooping.
Bonnie, I so agree about the tape not being already attached! It was not the easiest thing to get perfect and I wrote to them that at the least they should have a mark for the center of each side.
I just found you video and I wish I had seen it earlier, lots of good info. Except for the measurements, I’m very happy with the monster hoop. And don’t be afraid to leave the base on the machine and moving the quilt, it works very well! 😊
Bonnie I just learned about this monster hoop I have to get one super nice ,.Listen my husband cut out a large piece of cardboard box to fit underneath the dream machine to make it easier to move closer to me when I need it.it works great .
Thank you, only got my machine in November so still very new! I know I have to keep my sissix magnetic platform well away from the laptop so thought it worth asking the question!!
I'm glad you did this review. I don't quilt, but I do Machine Embroidery. I have been curious about this. I have a Babylock Aventura. I probably don't need the size you have. Thank you for showing this.
Bonnie, I really enjoyed your presentation and I’m going on eBay this week to buy myself a monster. In the meantime, you could put your dream machine on one or two dollar tree cutting mat. Makes it move around a lot easier.
I went to Babylock and asked for magnetic hoops. I was told they do not make them for their machines! I found one on a Sew It's For Sale and the lady was great and shipped it---no problem! Thanks for this tutorial!!!
Check with the company you order from to be sure the largest shown here is compatible. The website said the one she is demonstrating with was compatible with my Dream machine I but it wasn’t.
The one I used in the video was used on my Dream Machine so I'm not sure what happened with yours. Completely agree that you need to check with the company to make sure the hoop you order will work on your make and model of machine.
ENJOYED THIS VIDEO & HAPPY TO HEAR ABOUT THE MAGNETIC AROUND THE EMBROIDERY MACHINE NOT BEING AN ISSUE I am not seeing the link for where you purchased this & am wondering about the site you found it at
In Emily’s instructions she tells you to use two sided tape on the top hoop and stick it on the top of your quilt sandwich exactly where you want it. Then it is perfectly aligned and won’t move and from there you can more easily slide the bottom hoop to where it should go. Kind of hard lining up that bottom hoop just right by feel only. Did you try her method? Looked pretty easy in her video.
Yes I did use her method (her instructions are easy and very clear), but I still had to feel the bottom hoop to make sure the two hoops were aligned if that makes any sense. While the double sided tape allows the top hoop and fabric to be aligned perfectly, if the bottom hoop isn't just under the top hoop things won't be where they should be. =)
I have one of these with with about one dozen magnets.I have used it once.I did not have the patient for it,it is on the top of my wardrobe.If any one wants it, your are welcome to it,for the cost of the postage. Brother machine.
I, too, was so confused-still am on magnetic hoops. Bought 5 x 7 and then 8 x 8. I ask Dealer of Babylock for the Monster 4X's Magnetic and she said it was but nowhere on the box does it say 4 X's as in DIME pictures of the box--just says Monster but floating towels etc. It does still 'scoot around' a bit and yes, you have to hold that hoop if you have to change your bobbin or remove it before you are done embroidering. I, also, am disappointed that for the cost of those thoops it comes with 'paper' measure you stick on and hope you get it right. I did extensive online searching for this product and it comes down to the Letter and Number of the product that will fit whatever machine you're looking for. Again, one came from dealer of my machine and the other online Amazon during Prime deal or Black Friday deal.
You definitely want the "4X stronger" on the packaging for the Monster hoop for thicker items like quilting and towels. It holds things the best. I talked with Designs (you can call them and get your best clarifications there) over the phone. I Googled it or found it on the DIME website. I thought going directly to the source that created the Monster magnetic hoops would be my best source of information of which style is best and what to look for in packaging. I was told the "4X stronger" replaced the older models.
Thank you for your response--yes, I realize now that it should have said 4X's stronger now, but, emphasized my question to my dealer 'was this the new one that is 4 X's stronger and she said 'yes'. It was the only one she had and I think wanted to sell it and she knew I wanted it. No where did it say 4 X' strong but had the new picture on packaging. Hope someone else reads this and realizes to make sure it says 4 X's stronger right on the front picture. I bought 2 heavy magnets and use it at top and bottom to help it.
Thank you for the review i've been wanting a monster hoop! I have a Babylock Ellisiomo BLSO and wanted to know if I can use the the largest hoop because I'm getting into quilting and would like the convience. I'm told my machine has a 7.9" x 11.75" sewing field. Does this matter? As you say they're expensive and I don't want to get more then I can use. Thank you for your show I just discovered you and will be back often. '
We know that magnets can wipe computers memories. With that in mind, is it a good idea to use these on our beautiful machines? Aside from that concern, they appear to be a great way of hooping easily & I could be tempted. I'd welcome your thoughts...
I had heard the same thing many years ago and asked my dealer back then if there would be a problem. He stated "No". Embroidery machines and computers are similar in some ways and very different in others. There was an excellent article written about magnets and computerized sewing machines (which includes embroidery machines) here: fashion-incubator.com/magnets-wont-break-a-computerized-sewing-machine/ Rest assured, these magnetic hoops will not harm your embroidery machine. They've been on the market for many years now on every brand of machine on the market without issue. Hope this helps put your mind at ease. No worries. =)
Thanks for the quick response. Which one do u use? (needle) Cus your machine is a babyock? I have the brother dream creator 5100. Only difference I believe is mine doesn't have the scanner, but they gave me a mini scanner to use. Oh thanks for the video. Got to get one of those snap hoops
The machine behind me is the Brother Dream machine. For embroidery, I normally use a 75/11 sized needle but it really depends upon the fabrics used and such. Needles for BabyLocks and Brother machines (and so many others) are completely interchangeable. Singer machines (older models) use a different needle entirely as do some of the commercial machines or sergers. =)
Love your video! Just bought the amelie Scott book also. Did you use the same thread on the top and bobbin for your quilt and if so what type of thread did you use? Please continue your a great teacher.
Amelie Scott Designs is the name of her company. The founder is Christine Connor and along with her husband, they have perfected the art of quilting with an embroidery program on a layered quilt. I have design book 1, 3 & 6, plus her Military Designs. I have done 10 of her designs on quilts I have made and have had successful results. Although, I do not have a Snap Monster Magnetic Hoop for my Bernina just yet, I do use my Mega hoop and it works quiet well. I have enjoyed Christines designs and how nicely they stick out.
Bonnie, I have that quilting book of designs. I'd never used anything like it so I followed her instructions very carefully and you know what? I did it! I quilted my granddaughter's quilt. It was beautiful! So worth trying and gives a very professional finish. That quilt also happened to be my first. It took a while to find someone to ship it to me in the UK and cost me, but well worth it.
You can find edge to edge quilting by Ameile Scott here: www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=edge+to+edge+quilting+amelie+scott&tag=googhydr-20&index=aps&hvadid=199442268389&hvpos=1t1&hvnetw=g&hvrand=11007076573516993568&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=b&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9026805&hvtargid=kwd-341686016290&ref=pd_sl_1r3v1vdaa0_b
I suppose you could; however, I think I'd prefer to use a standard hoop for applique as moving the hoop in and out of the machine raises the risk of fabric slipping.
No, it is exactly what she said to make it easier to get apart it is a very strong magnetic and if it is put together without the plastic board in between it is EXTREMELY hard to get apart and you won't forget to do it again. LOL
If you are pinning all your (sandwich) layers together the fabric before you put in a hoop, I wouldn’t think it would be a problem with the fabric moving.
You're right in stating with pins, the fabric sandwich is fairly stable; however, with embroidery pushing and pulling (and sewing faster than regular sewing), there's a slight give that you want to make sure hasn't shifted at all when hooping and aligning one section to the next. Also, all those pins need to be removed prior to hitting "start" on your machine. So while the sandwich is in the hoop, it's no longer pin basted for that section.
I Googled those needles and it looks like they're basically the same type of needle--just different names really. All are flat backed. Two out of the three are definitely 75/11 in size. Here's a good article on comparing the first two: sewingsupplywarehouse.com/organ15x1.html As for the last one, it looks to be an Organ needle made for Brother machines (again flat backed). You can find a description for that one here: www.amazon.com/Brother-SAEMB7511-100-Piece-Embroidery-Needles/dp/B002U0K8GY
I'm sure they do but I must refer you to the manufacturer as they would best be able to serve you. I don't sell magnetic hoops, I just reviewed the DIME hoop (no affiliation). Here's the link to DIME (the manufacturer) and they can best help you: www.shop.dzgns.com/collections/designs-in-machine-embroidery-snap-hoop-hooping-systems?gclid=Cj0KCQiAnKeCBhDPARIsAFDTLTIQswSDVr3TM8ka7irVnyL1Xi2WgJGefAUwwmRO03tcH_zJtUBKTs0aAqsNEALw_wcB
Very carefullly. =) That was one of my complaints about the set up. I don't have a magic formula other than taking your time with it. I'm not sure why they don't come already installed but I can only assume it's because some are in inches and some are metric.
@@SewInspiredbyBonnie I watched a DIME video tonight. She stitched out a cross hair design on some stabilizer then aligned the ruler tape with the cross hairs.
If you click on the "show more" link below the video you'll see where I posted where I purchased my hoop. I can't remember exactly what I paid for it but I know they're not cheap. =)
I'm really not sure why. I just clicked on each and every link to double check and try to duplicate the issue and there were no warning messages from my computer but maybe my computer recognizes the links? Maybe your computer is set up to give you warnings if you haven't visited that link before? I know they're safe sites though.
Just wanted to give you some feedback. The whole point of me watching a RUclips video is to actually see how something is done, and not to pretend and imagine what you did off camera before. This video wasn't helping me at all.
I thought it was a good review of the magnetic hoop. You talked about the difference between the hoops which answered several of my questions. I don't have a need to watch someone put a hoop on their machine and stitch. Very helpful for me. Thank you.
@@SewInspiredbyBonnie Thank you for your great video. You touched on all the questions I had about the Monster Hoop - I have a Bernina now and I have been waiting a long time to buy the magnetic hoops. Thanks to your video. I will! I just found your channel so I will be here alot!
JacqueLyne Jones I’m not positive. I would contact your dealer or the folks at Sewing Machines Plus to see what they recommend or if one is available for your machine. 😁
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Absolutely! =)
Thank you. I learned from a video out there somewhere to use the plastic that separates the hoops, place it under your project to stabilize your project while taking it to your machine ...
That's a great idea--thanks!
DIME has a tutorial that shows to lift the top portion up over the machine without removing. Them you can adjust your quilt and then just place the top hoop back on. Prevents having to completely remove the hoop
That's clever how Eilene did that with the upper hoop. She did her video about 2 years after my review of the magnetic hoop above. Great tip! =)
Thank you so very much Bonnie. I was able to use my snap hoop monster and quilt my first Grandbaby's quilt yesterday!
Wonderful!
Awesome video thank you I have been looking to purchase a magnetic hoop but was concern about the magnetic next to my embroidery machine thank you for answering that question.
You're most welcome. So glad you found it helpful. =)
Thank you, Bonnie. I love your video. The title of the video is “Magnetic Hoops for Em,broidery - Yes or No?” and it certainly answered my question and then some. There are many other videos going into greater detail on other embroidery subjects which I most certainly will seek. I particularly liked the part about handling and hooping quilts and want to return to it. So in this comment I’m giving myself a hint as to where that begins: 12:26 Hooping.
Bonnie, I so agree about the tape not being already attached! It was not the easiest thing to get perfect and I wrote to them that at the least they should have a mark for the center of each side.
I thought the same thing--at least mark the center points for each side. I'm glad you wrote them!
I just found you video and I wish I had seen it earlier, lots of good info. Except for the measurements, I’m very happy with the monster hoop. And don’t be afraid to leave the base on the machine and moving the quilt, it works very well! 😊
@@anniescrafty Great to hear! So happy you found our little corner. =)
I agree with you about the measuring tape labels. Mine were all crumbled up too
Seems to be something that they could improve upon for sure. Such a nice hoop though. =)
Bonnie I just learned about this monster hoop I have to get one super nice ,.Listen my husband cut out a large piece of cardboard box to fit underneath the dream machine to make it easier to move closer to me when I need it.it works great .
Great idea!
Thank you, only got my machine in November so still very new! I know I have to keep my sissix magnetic platform well away from the laptop so thought it worth asking the question!!
No worries. Better safe than sorry and I remember having those same concerns early on. But there's not an issue with embroidery machines. =)
I'm glad you did this review. I don't quilt, but I do Machine Embroidery. I have been curious about this. I have a Babylock Aventura. I probably don't need the size you have. Thank you for showing this.
I really like the Snap Hoop Monster. I'm sure they make one for your machine in the size you want or need.
Thank s for the info about the hoops.
You're most welcome!
Bonnie, I really enjoyed your presentation and I’m going on eBay this week to buy myself a monster. In the meantime, you could put your dream machine on one or two dollar tree cutting mat. Makes it move around a lot easier.
I went to Babylock and asked for magnetic hoops. I was told they do not make them for their machines! I found one on a Sew It's For Sale and the lady was great and shipped it---no problem! Thanks for this tutorial!!!
Babylock makes two. A 5x7 and a 7x14. The DIME hoops fit the BL but are considered aftermarket. Perhaps the person misunderstood your question.
You're most welcome!
I used magnetic hoop for towels ony Personna. works great
Awesome!
It is such a powerful magnet that if the divider is not between, it is almost impossible to get them apart... learned that the HARD way.
Yes it is--don't want to throw the divider away for sure! =)
Ooh lucky I found this before accidentally ordering the non monster version!
That is exactly what I wanted to know. I’m getting a 6 x 10 so I can have play room
Thanks for the great video!
thanks for all the info. bought one. got a good price. thanks.
You're welcome! Glad you got a good price. =)
Kitts Stitchery, I am so glad you did this about the magnetic Hoops. This really helped.
I'm happy to hear you found it helpful! =)
I would love to see a baby quilt done on the Monster Hoop so you can see it actually being done. Thank you for your time!
Great idea!
Check with the company you order from to be sure the largest shown here is compatible. The website said the one she is demonstrating with was compatible with my Dream machine I but it wasn’t.
The one I used in the video was used on my Dream Machine so I'm not sure what happened with yours. Completely agree that you need to check with the company to make sure the hoop you order will work on your make and model of machine.
ENJOYED THIS VIDEO & HAPPY TO HEAR ABOUT THE MAGNETIC AROUND THE EMBROIDERY MACHINE NOT BEING AN ISSUE I am not seeing the link for where you purchased this & am wondering about the site you found it at
The link is above in the description. Please click on the "see more" to open up all the links.
Glad I found your video. Just found out that there were magnetic hoops for the embroidery machines. I am new to this. Very informative.
In Emily’s instructions she tells you to use two sided tape on the top hoop and stick it on the top of your quilt sandwich exactly where you want it. Then it is perfectly aligned and won’t move and from there you can more easily slide the bottom hoop to where it should go. Kind of hard lining up that bottom hoop just right by feel only. Did you try her method? Looked pretty easy in her video.
Yes I did use her method (her instructions are easy and very clear), but I still had to feel the bottom hoop to make sure the two hoops were aligned if that makes any sense. While the double sided tape allows the top hoop and fabric to be aligned perfectly, if the bottom hoop isn't just under the top hoop things won't be where they should be. =)
I have one of these with with about one dozen magnets.I have used it once.I did not have the patient for it,it is on the top of my wardrobe.If any one wants it, your are welcome to it,for the cost of the postage. Brother machine.
I would like it if its still available
Thanks so much for this video
You're most welcome!
I, too, was so confused-still am on magnetic hoops. Bought 5 x 7 and then 8 x 8. I ask Dealer of Babylock for the Monster 4X's Magnetic and she said it was but nowhere on the box does it say 4 X's as in DIME pictures of the box--just says Monster but floating towels etc. It does still 'scoot around' a bit and yes, you have to hold that hoop if you have to change your bobbin or remove it before you are done embroidering. I, also, am disappointed that for the cost of those thoops it comes with 'paper' measure you stick on and hope you get it right. I did extensive online searching for this product and it comes down to the Letter and Number of the product that will fit whatever machine you're looking for. Again, one came from dealer of my machine and the other online Amazon during Prime deal or Black Friday deal.
You definitely want the "4X stronger" on the packaging for the Monster hoop for thicker items like quilting and towels. It holds things the best. I talked with Designs (you can call them and get your best clarifications there) over the phone. I Googled it or found it on the DIME website. I thought going directly to the source that created the Monster magnetic hoops would be my best source of information of which style is best and what to look for in packaging. I was told the "4X stronger" replaced the older models.
Thank you for your response--yes, I realize now that it should have said 4X's stronger now, but, emphasized my question to my dealer 'was this the new one that is 4 X's stronger and she said 'yes'. It was the only one she had and I think wanted to sell it and she knew I wanted it. No where did it say 4 X' strong but had the new picture on packaging. Hope someone else reads this and realizes to make sure it says 4 X's stronger right on the front picture. I bought 2 heavy magnets and use it at top and bottom to help it.
Now I understand. I thought you might be saying that but wasn't certain. Thank you for the clarification. =)
Thank you for the information.😁
You're most welcome!
Had to do that to mine ,also.
Love it... What Material did you use for your Baby Boy quilt.. I love the backing.
Thank you! I got the fabrics from Shabby Fabrics after watching her video here: ruclips.net/video/_tJUdL9usoo/видео.html
Thank you for the review i've been wanting a monster hoop! I have a Babylock Ellisiomo BLSO and wanted to know if I can use the the largest hoop because I'm getting into quilting and would like the convience. I'm told my machine has a 7.9" x 11.75" sewing field. Does this matter? As you say they're expensive and I don't want to get more then I can use. Thank you for your show I just discovered you and will be back often.
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Karen Arnold - yes, sewing field matters. Buy the biggest hoop your machine can handle which is dictated by your sewing field. 😁
We know that magnets can wipe computers memories. With that in mind, is it a good idea to use these on our beautiful machines? Aside from that concern, they appear to be a great way of hooping easily & I could be tempted. I'd welcome your thoughts...
I had heard the same thing many years ago and asked my dealer back then if there would be a problem. He stated "No". Embroidery machines and computers are similar in some ways and very different in others. There was an excellent article written about magnets and computerized sewing machines (which includes embroidery machines) here: fashion-incubator.com/magnets-wont-break-a-computerized-sewing-machine/ Rest assured, these magnetic hoops will not harm your embroidery machine. They've been on the market for many years now on every brand of machine on the market without issue. Hope this helps put your mind at ease. No worries. =)
Thanks for the quick response. Which one do u use? (needle) Cus your machine is a babyock? I have the brother dream creator 5100. Only difference I believe is mine doesn't have the scanner, but they gave me a mini scanner to use. Oh thanks for the video. Got to get one of those snap hoops
The machine behind me is the Brother Dream machine. For embroidery, I normally use a 75/11 sized needle but it really depends upon the fabrics used and such. Needles for BabyLocks and Brother machines (and so many others) are completely interchangeable. Singer machines (older models) use a different needle entirely as do some of the commercial machines or sergers. =)
Love your video! Just bought the amelie Scott book also. Did you use the same thread on the top and bobbin for your quilt and if so what type of thread did you use? Please continue your a great teacher.
barbara mullen thank you for your kind words! I matched top and bottom threads for for quilting. I recommend a quilting thread.
Could you do a video with the pr100 brother machine?
I don't own that machine so I can't--sorry.
Amelie Scott Designs is the name of her company. The founder is Christine Connor and along with her husband, they have perfected the art of quilting with an embroidery program on a layered quilt. I have design book 1, 3 & 6, plus her Military Designs. I have done 10 of her designs on quilts I have made and have had successful results. Although, I do not have a Snap Monster Magnetic Hoop for my Bernina just yet, I do use my Mega hoop and it works quiet well. I have enjoyed Christines designs and how nicely they stick out.
Bonnie, I have that quilting book of designs. I'd never used anything like it so I followed her instructions very carefully and you know what? I did it! I quilted my granddaughter's quilt. It was beautiful! So worth trying and gives a very professional finish. That quilt also happened to be my first. It took a while to find someone to ship it to me in the UK and cost me, but well worth it.
Yes she has great tips in that book. Love it!
Bonnie, thank you for this information.
What is the quilting book of designs, you and Carol are
You can find edge to edge quilting by Ameile Scott here: www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=edge+to+edge+quilting+amelie+scott&tag=googhydr-20&index=aps&hvadid=199442268389&hvpos=1t1&hvnetw=g&hvrand=11007076573516993568&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=b&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9026805&hvtargid=kwd-341686016290&ref=pd_sl_1r3v1vdaa0_b
Hi Bonnie, can you use the magnetic hoop for applique. Any tips?
I suppose you could; however, I think I'd prefer to use a standard hoop for applique as moving the hoop in and out of the machine raises the risk of fabric slipping.
The board between the hoops is probably to keep the hoops from warping when not in use.
No, it is exactly what she said to make it easier to get apart it is a very strong magnetic and if it is put together without the plastic board in between it is EXTREMELY hard to get apart and you won't forget to do it again. LOL
What type of feed are you using
what thread are you using to do the quilt edge to edge top and bottom?
You can use cotton but I used polyester. =)
I’m looking at the snap hoop RM4 or RM5 for my Bernina 790 plus. Has anyone used these on this machine? Any issues?
Do the magnetic hoops fit any make of machine?
You have to get the correct magnetic hoop for your machine but they do make magnetic hoops for all machines.
@@SewInspiredbyBonnie most machines. I had one they didn’t have.
If you are pinning all your (sandwich) layers together the fabric before you put in a hoop, I wouldn’t think it would be a problem with the fabric moving.
You're right in stating with pins, the fabric sandwich is fairly stable; however, with embroidery pushing and pulling (and sewing faster than regular sewing), there's a slight give that you want to make sure hasn't shifted at all when hooping and aligning one section to the next. Also, all those pins need to be removed prior to hitting "start" on your machine. So while the sandwich is in the hoop, it's no longer pin basted for that section.
can you tell me whats the difference in the HAx1 (130/705H) 15x1 75/11 and the SAEMB7511? needles
I Googled those needles and it looks like they're basically the same type of needle--just different names really. All are flat backed. Two out of the three are definitely 75/11 in size. Here's a good article on comparing the first two: sewingsupplywarehouse.com/organ15x1.html As for the last one, it looks to be an Organ needle made for Brother machines (again flat backed). You can find a description for that one here: www.amazon.com/Brother-SAEMB7511-100-Piece-Embroidery-Needles/dp/B002U0K8GY
Do they have one that fits a 6 needle Babylock.
Yes they do! =)
Is there hoops like this for the brother innovis nv800e
I'm sure they do but I must refer you to the manufacturer as they would best be able to serve you. I don't sell magnetic hoops, I just reviewed the DIME hoop (no affiliation). Here's the link to DIME (the manufacturer) and they can best help you: www.shop.dzgns.com/collections/designs-in-machine-embroidery-snap-hoop-hooping-systems?gclid=Cj0KCQiAnKeCBhDPARIsAFDTLTIQswSDVr3TM8ka7irVnyL1Xi2WgJGefAUwwmRO03tcH_zJtUBKTs0aAqsNEALw_wcB
Will the magnetic hoops damage the machines ??? TIA XX
Nope--not at all. Here's an article you mind find helpful: fashion-incubator.com/magnets-wont-break-a-computerized-sewing-machine/
how do you add this hoop to your machine selection?
Carol Bryant The magnetic hoops come in the same sizes as your regular hoops-so you’d choose 5x7 if you’re using a 5x7 Hoop, etc. . 😁
HOW DO YOU EVENLY APPLY THE MEASURING TAPES THAT IT CAME WITH?
Very carefullly. =) That was one of my complaints about the set up. I don't have a magic formula other than taking your time with it. I'm not sure why they don't come already installed but I can only assume it's because some are in inches and some are metric.
Thank you. I did get it all on but with great aggravation..oh well
SUZANNE G I feel your pain on that!
@@SewInspiredbyBonnie I watched a DIME video tonight. She stitched out a cross hair design on some stabilizer then aligned the ruler tape with the cross hairs.
@@bjerles that would certainly help line things up. Thank you for the tip.
Can you say where you bought your hoop again, please and the approximate cost .
If you click on the "show more" link below the video you'll see where I posted where I purchased my hoop. I can't remember exactly what I paid for it but I know they're not cheap. =)
It seems difficult, and very fussy. I've been thinking about doing this, but it looks like too much trouble
What type of embroidery machine is this ?
That was the Brother Dream machine. It's been discontinued.
Hi dose this hoop work on inovis. V3
Yes, there's are magnetic hoops created for your machine. =)
Links in distription are broken
Thanks for letting me know. They should be working now. =)
Tried to follow links. Warning messages. Why?
I'm really not sure why. I just clicked on each and every link to double check and try to duplicate the issue and there were no warning messages from my computer but maybe my computer recognizes the links? Maybe your computer is set up to give you warnings if you haven't visited that link before? I know they're safe sites though.
I was disappointed as well that the rulers were not already attached. The Dime hoop is too expensive for that!
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Bonnie, I know you have a brother, but is it innovis?
I currently have the Brother Quattro and the Brother Dream Machine.
Linda Hackney-Lowery 9
Is there a magnetic hoop for baby lock essnta?
I'm sure they do, but you'd want to contact Designs in Machine Embroidery to be certain as they're the manufacturer. =)
Can you give the link for the stabilizer you used for your template, please?
Any medium weight tear away stabilizer will work. I just used some from my stash. =)
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Sound issues
Please check the volume control on your computer. =)
Just wanted to give you some feedback. The whole point of me watching a RUclips video is to actually see how something is done, and not to pretend and imagine what you did off camera before. This video wasn't helping me at all.
Thank you for the constructive criticism and feedback.
I thought it was a good review of the magnetic hoop. You talked about the difference between the hoops which answered several of my questions. I don't have a need to watch someone put a hoop on their machine and stitch. Very helpful for me. Thank you.
I usually feel the same Frieda but as I'm considering purchasing a new larger embroidery hoop I found this video extremely helpful ,
@@SewInspiredbyBonnie Thank you for your great video. You touched on all the questions I had about the Monster Hoop - I have a Bernina now and I have been waiting a long time to buy the magnetic hoops. Thanks to your video. I will! I just found your channel so I will be here alot!
Is there a magnetic hoop for the Brother PE770?
JacqueLyne Jones I’m not positive. I would contact your dealer or the folks at Sewing Machines Plus to see what they recommend or if one is available for your machine. 😁