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Old 03-25-2016, 10:57 AM
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Hi everyone,
I am embroidering a baseball cap . I have the babylock Ellisimo Gold embroidery machine. I would like to know what stabilizer to use? I do not have a cap hoop. I just want to use my regular hoop that came with my machine. I use Floriani stabilizer. There is a wet gone or heat gone maybe I can use this.

I hope someone can help.

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Old 03-25-2016, 03:40 PM
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you need a sticky stabilizer like perfect stick, there are hat hoop inserts on etsy for around 25 bucks that work well
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Old 03-26-2016, 06:11 AM
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[QUOTE=sunnydays;7504647]Hi everyone,
I am embroidering a baseball cap . I have the babylock Ellisimo Gold embroidery machine. I would like to know what stabilizer to use? I do not have a cap hoop. I just want to use my regular hoop that came with my machine. I use Floriani stabilizer. There is a wet gone or heat gone maybe I can use this.


check out Embroidery Library- they have all sorts of videos on different fabrics and items, very useful
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Old 03-26-2016, 09:42 AM
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You need a very stiff tear away if the cap isn't stretchy, a cutaway if it is. If the design isn't too big and the cap isn't too curvy, you can get it in a hoop.
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don't forget to ck the direction of the design.
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Old 03-27-2016, 07:52 AM
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To do a cap you will need a cap hoop and sticky binding for it to turn out. The caps are usually too round to fit in a regular hoop. If you try to put it in a regular it may bind up your machine or for sure break a lot of needles.
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Make sure your design is digitized to stitch from the center out. Stitching from right to left or left to right will distort the cap. I would hoop sticky stabilizer, use a medium cut away inside the cap, and use the basing stitch on your Elisimo to hold the cap down.
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Hi,
I did get the hat hoop from the person that sales it on their website. I really like it. I used it for 8 caps for my son-in-laws business. It was fun. Thanks for the information.
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