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Hooping For better embroidery results place a layer of stabilizer under the fabric and hoop both the stabilizer and fabric. The fabric and stabilizer must be smooth and taut in the hoop. Any distortion of the fabric will impair the finished quality of the embroidery. 1. Loosen the hoop screw and remove the inner hoop. 2. Lay the outer hoop in front of you with the guide pins for putting it on the embroidery unit on the right. 3. Place the stabilizer and then the fabric over the outer hoop, with the right side up. Ensure that the fabric is draped over the edge of the hoop. H-1 CONNECTIVITY TO YOUR COMPUTER There are two main types of embroidery stabilizer - cutaway and tearaway. Choose cutaway stabilizer for knit fabrics and other unstable fabrics because it provides better support. Use tearaway for stable woven fabrics. 35

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35
H-1
CONNECTIVITY TO
YOUR COMPUTER
Hooping
For better embroidery results place
a layer of stabilizer under the fabric
and hoop both the stabilizer and
fabric.
The fabric and stabilizer must be
smooth and taut in the hoop. Any
distortion of the fabric will impair the
fi
nished quality of the embroidery.
1. Loosen the hoop screw and
remove the inner hoop.
2. Lay the outer hoop in front
of you with the guide pins for
putting it on the embroidery unit
on the right.
3. Place the stabilizer and then the
fabric over the outer hoop, with
the right side up. Ensure that the
fabric is draped over the edge of
the hoop.
There are two main
types of embroidery
stabilizer - cutaway
and tearaway.
Choose cutaway
stabilizer for knit
fabrics and other
unstable fabrics
because it provides
better support.
Use tearaway
for stable woven
fabrics.