Uploaded May 2018 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
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Any garment or project can contain more than one embroidery. In previous episodes, Sara has shown how to put more than one embroidery in the same hoop, by using either embroidery software, or an embroidery machine's built-in capabilities. Sometimes, embroideries are too big to all be combined in one hoop, however, so in this episode, Sara demonstrates how to use multiple hoopings in one overall embroidery. Making a Welcome Spring Bench pillow, Sara shows how to begin -- by marking different places for the centers of each hooping on the background pillow.Once the center positions are marked, Sara gives tips for how to hoop the fabric using those markings, particularly for using a large hoop size.
Full episode: goo.gl/gpHu1c (Login or subscribe to your premium TQC account, or purchase individually.)
Any garment or project can contain more than one embroidery. In previous episodes, Sara has shown how to put more than one embroidery in the same hoop, by using either embroidery software, or an embroidery machine's built-in capabilities. Sometimes, embroideries are too big to all be combined in one hoop, however, so in this episode, Sara demonstrates how to use multiple hoopings in one overall embroidery. Making a Welcome Spring Bench pillow, Sara shows how to begin -- by marking different places for the centers of each hooping on the background pillow.Once the center positions are marked, Sara gives tips for how to hoop the fabric using those markings, particularly for using a large hoop size.
