Thanks for watching part 1! Get your Free Embroidery Legacy Design Kit below 🙂 www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/free-embroidery-legacy-design-kit/ Or make your embroidery hooping easier with the Echidna Hooping Station: www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/echidna-embroidery-hooping-station/
This video is great for hooping correctly, but you don't show trying to hoop straight, on any kind of lines or anything. You are just hooping in a random spot. I need to learn how to hoop directly center, and straight on a line, and it escapes me. lol I will watch more of your videos. Thanks.
Thanks for the kind words :) With all the content we continue to release it is not possible to do one-on-one classes, we do periodically do virtual and interactive webinars on various subjects.
I use a combination of a couple of the methods you demonstrate. I wrap my hoop with Coban and use "T" pins to hold the stabilizer. I haven't hooped fabric or a garment in decades. I have a couple of Bernina 830 machines that have the capability of moving the design in the machine to correspond to the markings on the fabric eliminating the need for gadgets for aligning fabric in the hoop. For very precise alignment I digitize a specific basting box around the design, stitch it out on the stabilizer first then I align my fabric to the that outline on my stabilizer. For me, my method has always worked successfully.
Мен сизни реклама ни кўриб машинка сотиб олдим ишлатиб билмадим кампютрни керак праграма керак кейин машинка тикади оддий ҳалк олган билан ишлатиб билмиди нега ҳаммасини тўлиқ айитмаяпсизлар машинка ни гуллар ҳеч нарсага ярамайди
I have a husqvarna sewing embroidery since 2015 I’ve have only had a quick half hr training which of course did nothing. I have since only used the sewing part of it. So hoping to learn more
Wow thank you Jhon for thw tip to pre measure the thikness of the fabric!! I always fight to get my projects hooped tight, because i tighten my hoops to much and thwn its a struggle to get the fabric in...and i always have burn marks. Now its goung to be a breez... Thank you for the valuable info.
Can we do embroidery on already stitched material or we can do only on unstitched material. I'm using brother 3600.can we get hooping stations in india.
John, every video I watch, I find myself adding items to my wish list! Wish I had found your business 20 years ago. Can't imagine what I might have been doing by now. Thanks so much.
The hoops with the small red pieces, are they magnetic? I have a pacemaker and am wondering if there are any metal hoops that I can use. I also have a Husqvarna embroidery machine.
Just new to machine embroidery and am looking forward to watching more of your videos to learn all I can to stitch the best looking pieces I can. Thanks for the videos!
I am glad I saw the comment about pacemakers with the mighty hoop. If I had purchased that I would have had to return it. I have a pacemaker. Thank you for this video.
Thank you for all your videos special this one . It's really helpful. I have a question. is this magnetic hoop works with Alliance single needle babylock?
My auntie wears a 2X sweatshirt and I absolutely loath hooping sweatshirts especially larger ones. I can't seem to get the sweatshirt tight enough. I will try your method. Thanks bunches.
John, I have a SWF 1501 and use Hatch v2. I know you explained why round hoops are so much better with reducing fabric shifting, but I'm seriously looking at adding a mighty hoop or other magnetic hoop to my system. I currently use a large DURKEE 12"x12". What's your favorite magnetic hoop and what would you recommend for my large embroidery of motorcycles which is mostly done on Dickies workshirts or cotton poly blends.
Matthew Caswell we got the full range of Mighty Hoops with our new ZSK. LOVE THEM!!! Wish they would have been available when I was a commercial embroiderer. Well worth the investment in my opinion.
im so sad im just now seeing this video lol. this was so helpful for me i would have loved this when i started out!! i been struggling haha. thank you!!!
Great info. I had such a big problem with hooping & puckering when I first started with embroidery. Still trying to improve the quality & my ability to quickly hoop well. ❤️👍
Dear John I have learned alot from your video! Thank you for all the great tips, I would like to know where can I get the hooping station you used and the magnetized hoop I have a janome 500e embroidery machine, and the biggest hoop that I have that came with the machine is a 7.9"×11". I would love to purchase one of those hooping stations, I live Ontario Thank you . Sandra.
Thank you for this really helpful video. I have found that hooping brings me out in a cold sweat, but since I have used your double sided sticky tape method, no problems encountered. Again thanks a million for these tips.
Thank you for this very informative video. Hooping is a Rey difficult task to do! Thanks for making it look easy. Can you do a video on your best tips and tricks to help center items on hoop without a hooping aid? Thanks
I learn everything about embroidery through UA-cam. There’s no other place where you can learn the theory behind this art form. I hope to one day learn to digitize. Right now I just want to learn to run embroidery designs correctly. I’m very grateful for your generosity in providing this video. I’m wondering if you can show at some point what a design should look like on the back and samples of bad vs good and why?
Hey Ninette! It’s great to see you exploring embroidery on UA-cam! I totally get your interest in how the back of a design should look. We can deffinitely create a video that shows comparisons of good versus bad stitching on the back, so stay tuned for that! It’ll really help you understand what to aim for. Happy stitching, and keep up the awesome work!
Thanks for this. I was on the fence, but your video caused me to realize I just "have to have" these. The ability to do the EB stuffies will be a game changer for me as I do quite a lot of them and am always wrangling with the stabilizer and hooping. Ordered from you since your video sold me on the system. Great job!
Very interesting videos and valuable information, but can we get the products which were shown in the video in India. Thank you very much Sir for providing valuable information.
Thank you John, I enjoy watching your videos. Gave me really good tips on hooping, even though I have been embroidering for over 20 years. I do enjoy your video's. I have my hooping stations from Gary as I am just down the road from him. Thank you again. Regards Caroline(Queensland,Australia)
Thank you ever so much. I’ve just started machine embroidery and I’m at my wits end. I have a gorgeous Janome 550E and no matter what combination of fabric and stabiliser I use I get puckers. I’ve thrown away more fabric and stabiliser than I can really afford.
No fair luring BEGINNERS who are most likely using a machine limited to a 4×4 hoop into buying your "packs" with MANY designs that can ONLY be run on larger hoops. Why not make ALL the designs in your packs sized for 4×4 hoops with a larger option? I like your videos, but this is disappointing.
Digitizing designs to all fit in a 4x4 hoop isn’t realistic due to details being too small for stitches at that size. We do have thousands of designs that will fit in 4x4 and designs that go all they way up to a 9.5 x 14, something for everyone. Everybody starts at the beginning (smaller hoops), historically those that fall in love with Embroidery move up to larger hoop sizes eventually.
@@EmbroideryLegacy this is true. I have bought designs from you that can fit my 4x4 and I always use the 5x7 as I include or incorporate your designs with names etc.
Wow! I really needed this info as I always seemed to struggle with hooping. Always enjoy listening to your instructions which are so explicit. Looking forward to learning more techniques from you. 😊
Thank you John, I thought I had learned everything one needs to know about hooping but you have presented some new ideas and tips I had never seen before.
Great videos, learned I had a passion for Embroidering, recently. With the help of these videos and Digitizer’s Dream Course I will be an Expert Digitizer sooner then later.
What a wonderful legacy! My husband bought me my first single needle machine eight years ago today, and I ha e loved machine embroidery ev we since. Love your hooping techniques!
Thanks for watching part 1! Get your Free Embroidery Legacy Design Kit below 🙂
www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/free-embroidery-legacy-design-kit/
Or make your embroidery hooping easier with the Echidna Hooping Station: www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/echidna-embroidery-hooping-station/
Thank you!!!
Thanks 😊
Very Nice learning everyday
great video
Thanks Sydna :)
Great video for those of us who are just getting started in embroidery! So easy to follow and understand!
Appreciate the kind words :) Glad you enjoyed!
Thanks for all the tips
My pleasure! Hope you enjoyed it
I own both of these Echidna Stations and I have to say it was the BEST INVESTMENT I HAVE EVER MADE!!
So happy to hear that Kate, I love using mine :)
This is so helpful, especially the tips for hooping.
Very excited about this series!
Michael C more to come, thanks for watching :)
Wow. Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you!
Thanks for this Embroidery Series. I'm super excited to take the Virtual Digitizing Class that starts on 2/8. See you there!!!
My pleasure Nineva, we're super excited as well! See you then :)
Thank you, John. Always good to have a refresher course. Saving for the Enchida stations. See you Feb. 8th
Thanks for watching Gail, See you then! I'm looking forward to it :)
thank you, love watching your videos, always good to get new ideas
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Thank you for an excellent video......I am concerned I have always believed that magnets and computers do not get too close.... can you reassure me?
Very informative John. Love the Endica Hooping station I ordered from you.
So happy to hear that Penny :) Appreciate the kind words & support
This video is great for hooping correctly, but you don't show trying to hoop straight, on any kind of lines or anything. You are just hooping in a random spot. I need to learn how to hoop directly center, and straight on a line, and it escapes me. lol I will watch more of your videos. Thanks.
The best beginner video I've seen. So much valuable information, I'll have to watch it a couple more times! Need those magnetic hoops!!
Thanks so much Angela :) Glad you enjoyed the video!
Great video, do you teach one-on-one online classes?
Thanks for the kind words :) With all the content we continue to release it is not possible to do one-on-one classes, we do periodically do virtual and interactive webinars on various subjects.
of course when hooping, you have man hands, which is an advantage.
Oh my gosh! So good! I learned a few great little things that I'd never seen. Nicely done :)
Glad you learned a few things! :) Thanks for watching
thanks for explaining to a newbie
which magnetic hoop can i use for the brother pe 800 and the persona
That would be best answered by your local Brother dealer as there are hoops designs specifically for your machine.
Hi. Thank you for your video. It is great.
I never saw those hioping stations. Where can I buy them?
Evgenya M Here is the link :)
www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/echidna-embroidery-hooping-station/
What would the embroidery world do without your most valuable knowledge? Thank you so much for your great videos!
I use a combination of a couple of the methods you demonstrate. I wrap my hoop with Coban and use "T" pins to hold the stabilizer. I haven't hooped fabric or a garment in decades. I have a couple of Bernina 830 machines that have the capability of moving the design in the machine to correspond to the markings on the fabric eliminating the need for gadgets for aligning fabric in the hoop. For very precise alignment I digitize a specific basting box around the design, stitch it out on the stabilizer first then I align my fabric to the that outline on my stabilizer. For me, my method has always worked successfully.
Мен сизни реклама ни кўриб машинка сотиб олдим ишлатиб билмадим кампютрни керак праграма керак кейин машинка тикади оддий ҳалк олган билан ишлатиб билмиди нега ҳаммасини тўлиқ айитмаяпсизлар машинка ни гуллар ҳеч нарсага ярамайди
I have a husqvarna sewing embroidery since 2015 I’ve have only had a quick half hr training which of course did nothing. I have since only used the sewing part of it. So hoping to learn more
Wow thank you Jhon for thw tip to pre measure the thikness of the fabric!! I always fight to get my projects hooped tight, because i tighten my hoops to much and thwn its a struggle to get the fabric in...and i always have burn marks. Now its goung to be a breez... Thank you for the valuable info.
Can we do embroidery on already stitched material or we can do only on unstitched material. I'm using brother 3600.can we get hooping stations in india.
Thank you for this easy to follow instructional! I *finally* understand what I was doing wrong :)
My pleasure Kristen, very happy we could help!
John, every video I watch, I find myself adding items to my wish list! Wish I had found your business 20 years ago. Can't imagine what I might have been doing by now. Thanks so much.
Thanks so much for the kind words Norma, I'm just happy you found us!
The hoops with the small red pieces, are they magnetic? I have a pacemaker and am wondering if there are any metal hoops that I can use. I also have a Husqvarna embroidery machine.
Just new to machine embroidery and am looking forward to watching more of your videos to learn all I can to stitch the best looking pieces I can. Thanks for the videos!
Welcome to the craft :) Glad you found us, thanks for watching :)
Do you not have to iron the stabilizer onto the fabric when using the Echidna Hooping Stations?
Ireally enjoyed your video. I hope I find more and can buy some of your products. I did buy the three embroidery sets.
I want to know how possible i can transfer my embroidery file from the latest version software to embroidery machine like Toyota
Hi john we dont seem to be able to get this flat bed hoop in uk
Really like the video. My only question is what type of double sided tape to you buy? any answers for me. thanks
I am glad I saw the comment about pacemakers with the mighty hoop. If I had purchased that I would have had to return it. I have a pacemaker. Thank you for this video.
Glad you learned some useful information. Thanks for watching :)
Thank you for all your videos special this one . It's really helpful. I have a question. is this magnetic hoop works with Alliance single needle babylock?
Effie Beheshti I believe they are available, it is most likely an aftermarket product. I’d inquire with your BL dealer first.
Great Tips - always learning
Hi John loved your video you mentioned putting double sided tape on hoops , can you tell me is that on top or bottom you put tape .
My auntie wears a 2X sweatshirt and I absolutely loath hooping sweatshirts especially larger ones. I can't seem to get the sweatshirt tight enough. I will try your method. Thanks bunches.
Haha yes, hooping can be a frustrating experience at times. My pleasure and happy stitching!
Didn't know about the pinch method to figure the hoop method
Hope it helps David!
John, I have a SWF 1501 and use Hatch v2. I know you explained why round hoops are so much better with reducing fabric shifting, but I'm seriously looking at adding a mighty hoop or other magnetic hoop to my system. I currently use a large DURKEE 12"x12". What's your favorite magnetic hoop and what would you recommend for my large embroidery of motorcycles which is mostly done on Dickies workshirts or cotton poly blends.
Matthew Caswell we got the full range of Mighty Hoops with our new ZSK. LOVE THEM!!! Wish they would have been available when I was a commercial embroiderer. Well worth the investment in my opinion.
@@EmbroideryLegacy Thanks so much John. You ARE The SHELL ANSWER MAN! (you're old enough to remember those commercials aren't you?)
im so sad im just now seeing this video lol. this was so helpful for me i would have loved this when i started out!! i been struggling haha. thank you!!!
Love your videos! You make digitizing embroidery make sense!
Wonderful messages thank you
Wonderful messages thank you
Great info. I had such a big problem with hooping & puckering when I first started with embroidery. Still trying to improve the quality & my ability to quickly hoop well. ❤️👍
Kismet Thanks, hooping is one of those things you get better at with practice. Glad you enjoyed it :)
Dear John
I have learned alot from your video! Thank you for all the great tips, I would like to know where can I get the hooping station you used and the magnetized hoop I have a janome 500e embroidery machine, and the biggest hoop that I have that came with the machine is a 7.9"×11".
I would love to purchase one of those hooping stations, I live Ontario
Thank you . Sandra.
@@sandrakiskunas5793 They are sold on the Embroidery Legacy Website: www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/echidna-embroidery-hooping-station/
Thank you for this really helpful video. I have found that hooping brings me out in a cold sweat, but since I have used your double sided sticky tape method, no problems encountered. Again thanks a million for these tips.
So happy to hear that Gill! Thanks for watching :)
Thank you for this very informative video. Hooping is a Rey difficult task to do! Thanks for making it look easy. Can you do a video on your best tips and tricks to help center items on hoop without a hooping aid? Thanks
Thanks for watching Blanca, that's a great idea keep an eye out for a video in the future :)
Thank you. I always learn something from your videos.
You're most welcome Deborah :) Glad you enjoyed it!
I am so glad I just found your site. I just bought an embroidery machine. thank you so much for your beginner series.
Your most welcome, thanks for watching :)
I learn everything about embroidery through UA-cam. There’s no other place where you can learn the theory behind this art form. I hope to one day learn to digitize. Right now I just want to learn to run embroidery designs correctly. I’m very grateful for your generosity in providing this video. I’m wondering if you can show at some point what a design should look like on the back and samples of bad vs good and why?
Hey Ninette! It’s great to see you exploring embroidery on UA-cam! I totally get your interest in how the back of a design should look. We can deffinitely create a video that shows comparisons of good versus bad stitching on the back, so stay tuned for that! It’ll really help you understand what to aim for. Happy stitching, and keep up the awesome work!
how much is your hooping stations
Trying to hop a t shirt has my pressure going up
Thanks for this. I was on the fence, but your video caused me to realize I just "have to have" these. The ability to do the EB stuffies will be a game changer for me as I do quite a lot of them and am always wrangling with the stabilizer and hooping. Ordered from you since your video sold me on the system. Great job!
Great video John, good to have my memory refreshed and know that some of my investments are endorsed by you.
Thanks for the kind words Toni, glad you enjoyed!
Very interesting videos and valuable information, but can we get the products which were shown in the video in India. Thank you very much Sir for providing valuable information.
Hi, I'm here in Jamaica watching and subscribing on April 1, 2024, and loving what I'm seeing.
Nicely done. Easy to follow and understand.
Thanks Deb, glad you enjoyed it
Thank you...I learn so much for a beginner. Need that that magnetic hoops and hooping stations.
Glad it was helpful, thanks for watching! I love using the hooping stations and magnetic hoops, makes it a lot easier :)
Registered and watched this on Feb 23, 2024. Extremely valuable information.
Thank you John, I enjoy watching your videos. Gave me really good tips on hooping, even though I have been embroidering for over 20 years.
I do enjoy your video's. I have my hooping stations from Gary as I am just down the road from him.
Thank you again.
Regards
Caroline(Queensland,Australia)
John, Could you say which brand of double sided tape you use? Not sure which kind to get.
Hi David, you can use whichever kind! I personally use scotch brand :)
So helpful. Thankyou
Im still learning, only have had my machine for 2 months, needing some basic elementary lessons, thank you for your videos
My pleasure Jennifer :) Glad you found us and are enjoying the videos
Thank you ever so much. I’ve just started machine embroidery and I’m at my wits end. I have a gorgeous Janome 550E and no matter what combination of fabric and stabiliser I use I get puckers. I’ve thrown away more fabric and stabiliser than I can really afford.
No fair luring BEGINNERS who are most likely using a machine limited to a 4×4 hoop into buying your "packs" with MANY designs that can ONLY be run on larger hoops. Why not make ALL the designs in your packs sized for 4×4 hoops with a larger option?
I like your videos, but this is disappointing.
Digitizing designs to all fit in a 4x4 hoop isn’t realistic due to details being too small for stitches at that size. We do have thousands of designs that will fit in 4x4 and designs that go all they way up to a 9.5 x 14, something for everyone. Everybody starts at the beginning (smaller hoops), historically those that fall in love with Embroidery move up to larger hoop sizes eventually.
@@EmbroideryLegacy this is true. I have bought designs from you that can fit my 4x4 and I always use the 5x7 as I include or incorporate your designs with names etc.
Thanks for the great information!
My pleasure Bernice :)
Thanks for sharing your vast knowledge ❤️ 👏🏼💕
Thank you for your clear instructions --you make everything seems so easy!
With enough practice and patience, it will become easy :) Thanks for watching Ann!
The audio is too quiet over the background music
Thanks Glenn, we've adjusted the audio for the next video :)
Good video thanks
Great information
Thanks!
great presentation
Like your talk
Wow! I really needed this info as I always seemed to struggle with hooping. Always enjoy listening to your instructions which are so explicit. Looking forward to learning more techniques from you. 😊
Great video.
Thank you Diane!
Thank you John, I thought I had learned everything one needs to know about hooping but you have presented some new ideas and tips I had never seen before.
You learn something new every day :) Thanks for watching Gail!
Excellent video!
Thanks Sandee!
Thank you so much for this video!
Does your embroidery program run on Mac OS
Hi Ed, you can run Hatch using Parallels or Bootcamp :)
Good morning
WOW, thank you so much for this Video!!! I'm a beginner and learnd so much in little Time 👍🏻👏🙋🏻😊😍 🇩🇪🇺🇸
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching
All I can say is THANK YOU,THANK YOU,THANK YOU, 😅 It's is a much need to know. 👏
You are so welcome!
Very helpful. Useful hints to improve hooping which will improve the quality of my Embroidery.
It absolutely will! Thanks for watching :)
Great videos, learned I had a passion for Embroidering, recently. With the help of these videos and Digitizer’s Dream Course I will be an Expert Digitizer sooner then later.
Thanks for the kind words, I couldn't agree more Cherie :) Proper educational resources, practice and patience will get you there in no time!
What a wonderful legacy! My husband bought me my first single needle machine eight years ago today, and I ha e loved machine embroidery ev we since. Love your hooping techniques!
Thank you for the kind words Anges, it's a great art form to love :) Thanks for watching!
Great video thank you
Thanks for watching :)
This video is very informative. I know I will be watching this again to learn something new each time. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed the video Katherine, thanks for the kind words :)
Thanks for giving us easy access to such great info
I hate hooping, but the tips from this video I'll be trying. Thanks!
Don't we all! Thanks for the kind words Mark
Hooping is my weakness sometimes :(
Practice makes perfect! :) Keep at it!
Oh my goodness! Your hooping video has helped me so much. I wasn't sure about the best way to hoop fabric and now I know. So excited.. Thank you!!
Thanks for watching :) Glad you enjoyed the video
Learned something new! Thanl you! Now to go back and practice hooping!
Thanks for watching Lori! :)
You are so right, I don't use the 9x12 because you cant get a good fit, and Its a loose fit on the sides.
Thanks for watching :)
I have a Janome. Would the hooping stations at the end work for my machine?
The hooping stations work with all machine brands and hoop sizes :) Thanks for watching Linda :)
Awesome tips for hooping I knew about the tape and pins use them all the time but checking the thickness is one I will be trying asap
Thanks for the kind words Tracey, enjoy the new tip! :)