🧵 Frank A. Edmunds 3-Piece Spring Tension Embroidery Hoop Set: 3.5-inch, 5-inch, and 7-inch Assortment Review

All the other tires I've tried couldn't get through this gap even if I put my foot up so this was my last Trying to get the hoop that I could use for satin sewing without having to remove the quilting foot every time I had to move the piece.I'm very new to this style of sewing but I'm glad the frame helped me Stitching has given more stability in the direction of the product.The picture shows 3 layers of satin and one layer of stabilizer all in this hoop so it contains a significant amount of…

This embroidery hoop is very easy to use. It was always difficult to get adequate tension with typical hoops that were tightened with screws, and I was constantly tugging at the fabric. I find it difficult to use Q-Snaps due to handwork problems. With her help I lay the fabric on the plastic part; Squeeze the metal ring and insert one side in. slightly pull the fabric under tension; Then insert the rest of the metal ring, loosen the handles and press it into the plastic. With evenly woven…

I have used a variety of embroidery hoops over the years, but this one has proven to be the best for embroidery. I have used them for counted cross stitch, french knot embroidery, regular embroidery and machine embroidery. This hoop never failed to keep the material taut and also made it easy to move the hoop to a different part of the design. The hoop is also narrow enough to be easily moved under the foot of a sewing machine to make machine embroidery. To change the position of the fabric…