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I'm currently 3/4 of the way through ball cap/visor season. It's been a doozy!!
What works for me is to hoop the visor on my trusty CCFs and tell the machine its sewing on WACF. It seems to give a little more room to get the size I want and have it centered top to bottom.
Always measure width from seam to seam and height from seam to seam. I have a clear plastic flexible ruler that I use to line the center point up on each visor while on the machine. You could measure the center point on each and mark with tape if you wanted.
I generally use Augusta visors and as long as I trace each one before hitting start, it works well for me.
Thanks to all for all the great info on this forum!!
Sarah
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What works for me is to hoop the visor on my trusty CCFs and tell the machine its sewing on WACF. It seems to give a little more room to get the size I want and have it centered top to bottom.
Always measure width from seam to seam and height from seam to seam. I have a clear plastic flexible ruler that I use to line the center point up on each visor while on the machine. You could measure the center point on each and mark with tape if you wanted.
I generally use Augusta visors and as long as I trace each one before hitting start, it works well for me.
Thanks to all for all the great info on this forum!!
Sarah
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