The easiest step of all is to match up the problem project with my Badgemaster sewing. I did not go as far as the original sew out but I should have done just that. Now I will start the design over again on the Badgemaster. It is strong and will take multiple stitches in the same place and NEVER fail. It will be used up in 3 years but I don't want it to get damp or wet in the meantime. I put it with my roll to help keep it dry.
You will notice that I have a desiccant (used to absorb water or humidity) that I got in another item. That blog includes my comments after the 3 years it took to use Badgemaster up. That is not a small request because there are few stabilizers that can do everything that is needed. This hoop loss needs something that will hold stitches, can be seen through and will go away when you are done. You know, if you have been reading my blogs, that I am a big fan of Badgemaster. So, here is my tip to fix it and save your project!Īnd after just a little movement of the machine, it is gone from its position.
It does not matter what type of a machine you have, it can happen to any of us.
I think it happens because I am so focused on the expense/technique/delicate issues and the hoop is just not getting the attention I normally would. I can honestly say that this has happened to me and the more expensive/technical/delicate my project is the more likely it is to have a hoop problem. Sooner or later (probably sooner) everyone has it happen - the ooops, the hoop was not exactly tight enough and your partially completed - and very expensive/special/treasured - project slips out of the hoop.
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