🧵 10-Inch Susan Bates Plastic Deluxe Super Grip Embroidery Hoop Review

The fabric slips out easily so I had to keep tugging to keep it taut. Yes they pulled it up but there is no difference. My wooden hoop was much better.

Tire received but no tension nut. Luckily I have another Bates hoop and can use the nut from it. I also found a suitable nut in my nut and screw tray. I'm not sending the tire back as it probably costs the same as I paid for the tire.

This item works great. I like to use a larger frame than in my project so I have more room to work on the edges of my design (I don't like hitting the frame when trying to work). I use this 10" hoop for my 5x7" projects. In general I like plastic hoops more than wooden hoops because I think wooden hoops can warp sometimes. The only exception is if you want to "frame" your finished project with an embroidery hoop (instead of the traditional double mat hoop) - only in that case would I use a…

This tire is not the one pictured. I thought I was going to get a white hoop, but I livened up a light blue one instead. My work keeps slipping and I've tightened the tire as much as I can and I'm still having problems. The other problem I have is that the top you tighten the hoop to is the other end isn't flush with the plastic. . What I mean is that the threaded metal part where the screw is supposed to be tightened isn't flush, so it goes into the hole it's in. I'm having a hard time keeping