Before I purchased my Amaya XT, I owned and still own a home machine (Husqvarna Viking Designer SE). It's a home sewing/embroidery machine. Anyway I NEVER hooped the fabric, I always hooped the stabilizer, used temp stray adhesive then did a baste stitch to hold the fabric to the stabilizer. Everything from t-shirts to fleece blankets to quilt squares turned out great.
Now with the XT, I know that isn't the common practice and there isn't a programmed baste stitch unless you digitize one. I did purchase the 7 in 1 slim line hoops so I could possibly do this.
So my question is, does anyone out there just use the 7 in 1 hoops most of the time with the sticky back stabilizer or spray adhesive? And if so, do you program a baste stitch or just use clamps on the hoop to help hold down the fabric? Or is that just a bad idea all together? I mostly do fleece baby blankets, bibs, onsies, and quilt blocks. My big fear is that I won't hoop it correctly and the outline of the design won't match up or it will look bad some other way.
Thanks in advance,
Di
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Now with the XT, I know that isn't the common practice and there isn't a programmed baste stitch unless you digitize one. I did purchase the 7 in 1 slim line hoops so I could possibly do this.
So my question is, does anyone out there just use the 7 in 1 hoops most of the time with the sticky back stabilizer or spray adhesive? And if so, do you program a baste stitch or just use clamps on the hoop to help hold down the fabric? Or is that just a bad idea all together? I mostly do fleece baby blankets, bibs, onsies, and quilt blocks. My big fear is that I won't hoop it correctly and the outline of the design won't match up or it will look bad some other way.
Thanks in advance,
Di
Designs by Di
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