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Old 02-25-2015, 04:10 AM
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Louise,
I love it! The embellishments are awesome and gives it a great effect.
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Old 02-25-2015, 07:07 AM
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Quilty-Louise love the design you have chosen to do. Beautiful.
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Old 02-25-2015, 07:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Quilty-Louise View Post
Some of you may know that I am a Type 2 insulin dependent
diabetic.

With that being said I have been "playing" around with some ideas
for several years to help raise money for diabetes research. I knew
WHAT I wanted to do, just never could find the "right" design to help
me with my quest.

I saw this design, and a few others that are similar and knew this
was "the" design.

This is my first sample, there will be some changes with the next
few until I figure out the exact look I want.

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Louise, its a beautiful design.....Good luck with the noble cause....
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Old 03-06-2015, 05:56 PM
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Very nice Louise. Great looking and wonderful cause.
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Old 03-06-2015, 06:22 PM
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I have been working on my large hoop (7x12) which does not like me I am sure . I can do all other hoops which are smaller. Each time I get to the middle of the hoop my fabric starts to pull and then jam. I think the middle
of the hoop just does not have a good hold on the fabric. After to many tries, went to All Brands and they told me to
wrap elastic ( like the kind you do for a hurt ankle) around the part that is not keeping the fabric in place. Not much
just a little will hold the fabric on the frame. Will try tomorrow, has anyone tried this, or maybe another idea. thanks!
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Old 03-06-2015, 06:57 PM
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There is a product that I have been using for many years.

It's called "hoop grip" and I honestly swear by this.


Originally Posted by sherian View Post
I have been working on my large hoop (7x12) which does not like me I am sure . I can do all other hoops which are smaller. Each time I get to the middle of the hoop my fabric starts to pull and then jam. I think the middle
of the hoop just does not have a good hold on the fabric. After to many tries, went to All Brands and they told me to
wrap elastic ( like the kind you do for a hurt ankle) around the part that is not keeping the fabric in place. Not much
just a little will hold the fabric on the frame. Will try tomorrow, has anyone tried this, or maybe another idea. thanks!
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Old 03-06-2015, 07:29 PM
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Yes....I hear that the larger hoops can cause problems especially on some machines....
I would like to know which machine you are using the larger ( 7 x 12 " ) hoop.....I am very tempted to buy the bigger hoop but unless I hear from another quilter that it works well with the Janome 350 ,I rather wait...they are expensive and I don,t want to get frustrated...life is complicated as it is.....good luck
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I have been working on my large hoop (7x12) which does not like me I am sure . I can do all other hoops which are smaller. Each time I get to the middle of the hoop my fabric starts to pull and then jam. I think the middle
of the hoop just does not have a good hold on the fabric. After to many tries, went to All Brands and they told me to
wrap elastic ( like the kind you do for a hurt ankle) around the part that is not keeping the fabric in place. Not much
just a little will hold the fabric on the frame. Will try tomorrow, has anyone tried this, or maybe another idea. thanks!
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Old 03-07-2015, 08:47 AM
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Quilty-Louise,
I have the hoop grip and it is amazing!
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Originally Posted by sherian View Post
I have been working on my large hoop (7x12) which does not like me I am sure . I can do all other hoops which are smaller. Each time I get to the middle of the hoop my fabric starts to pull and then jam. I think the middle
of the hoop just does not have a good hold on the fabric. After to many tries, went to All Brands and they told me to
wrap elastic ( like the kind you do for a hurt ankle) around the part that is not keeping the fabric in place. Not much
just a little will hold the fabric on the frame. Will try tomorrow, has anyone tried this, or maybe another idea. thanks!
I use strips of rubber shelf liner held in place with double sided tape on my large hoops.

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Old 03-07-2015, 10:01 AM
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Thanks for the tips....I may try it some day
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