Clover Inch Embroidery Stitching Tool Review

There are better embroidery frames, but this one is perfect for the CLOVER embroidery frame stand and makes working with the punching needle much easier. I wrapped the elastic around the inner hoop to keep the fabric in place. This is my only complaint about this tire. But with rubber everything is fine. CLOVER should make her like this. I bought 3 other sets of hoops and stands for friends so they are really good. It would be great if CLOVER did the same in 10 hoops.

This hoop is the best size for embroidery as most people (even children) can reach from the outer edge to the center, giving you the full range for any type of decorative embroidery Being in control This requires an embroidery hoop, a special locking feature that keeps the fabric taut as you sew. Schooled fabric is essential for all perforated needle projects. I've been using this tire for almost a decade and have bought many of them for friends and students. I highly recommend this tyre. 7"…

I have been sewing cross stitch for 25 years and I always use wooden hoop. They're very cheap and I've used them as frames for small projects so they served two purposes. They also broke, my thread was constantly tangled and sometimes they broke. It was hard spending $10 on this tire instead of $2 on a wooden one, but I'm so glad I did. There are no splinters, the threads don't snag (for me that's the best part), they're well balanced, they feel good, and the fabric loosens a little, but not…

I wanted a 7 inch cross stitch frame. I often use 6 but decided to try a little more. 8 inches was too big so I tried 7 inches but I didn't. That said, I ordered it, but I can already say I won't be using it. I couldn't find another 7-inch plastic with a ridge on the bottom of the tire, so I went with this one without really caring about the advertised benefit: a retainer that keeps your threads from tangling on the bolt tangled. I've never had a problem with it. But I have problems with this…