Can you make the embroidery field larger if you buy larger hoops?
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For this machine, 4 x 4 is the largest size for the image being embroidered. There is a larger hoop, but it will not extend the size of the image. It only saves you the time of re-hooping for doing two or more smaller images on your material. "IMHO" could not have been giving an answer for this machine. Other machines have criteria for bigger hoops and the machine was not identified in the answer.
935872
I bought them for my rings and there are a variety of sizes. So I'm sure you can.
789168
Not with the characters built into the machine. Mine came with a CD I don't know about it. But you can purchase all type of things from a website you can download immediately for about $1.99 ea and get one free with every purchase. My favorite place to purchase is www.embroiderydesigns.com
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No, the image may only be resized. To edit designs you would need embroidery software .
2276600
Yes if you are using a Brother embroidery machine for sure. Other embroidery machines maybe. You can type several words depending on the size of the font and the hoop you are using with your machine. I hope this helps.
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No...just wind some thread onto some bobbins and put them on the spindles instead of entire cones...at least, that's what I do. You can buy larger bobbins for industrial machines that will hold more thread and you won't run out in the middle of a project like I have done before on the smaller bobbins. It doesn't matter what kind of bobbins you use as long as they fit on the spindles.
450740
You will probably want one that is heavier and larger in diameter. The heavier the hoop the easier it is to keep up, and the larger circumference makes it easier to rotate.
185370
I bought this hoop for my fiancée and she loves it. However, I believe you could use a PVC pipe cutter to make it smaller but not by much. It is also a one time only thing and could never be undone. She kept hers at 40, but she now wants a 32 because man 40 inches is large.
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If you invest in embroidery software you would be able to resize a design. If not just make sure you purchase files within 5.5 x5.5. There are files smaller that 4x4 and larger than 4x4 that does not exceed 5.5 x5.5. The embroidery library has many designs in many sizes. Plus each month embroidery library offer a free design. Hopes this helps.
1918100
Yes, I have lots of danglers and large hoops on there. That was my main purpose for purchasing it. It works out well for me with my earrings.
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Yes you can make it as large as you would like by purchasing additional sections
87215
We have quite a few "embroidery" shops in the city where we live...I can't answer that question, so could only suggest if you can find such a shop you could take one in and ask them the question. Or, please wait for another's response!
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I can't be absolutely specific, but it works better with a small one, about as small as you can find on the market. The machine can't read large sticks well. My dealer says to put fewer than 20 embroidery designs on one stick. I would put even fewer than that. My machine leaves out some of the designs when I try to put too many on the stick. If 2 gigabytes is the smallest stick you can get (that's my memory), then that is the one to use. I have found them on Amazon, but not in stores. Good Luck.
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Yes! The larger bag is a decent size. I actually put in a couple sweaters together and there's usually space. And I think the material would work well for embroidery.
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I don't see why not. That is an interesting use for it. You might want to adjust the stitch length to correspond to the distance between holes.
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It depends on the which machine you have. The sewing area of the actual machine is the key. The large hoop does not increase the sewing space. It allows for you to move the hoop up and down without re-hooping the fabric. The other factor is whether or not your machine allows for re-sizing. For example I can resize designs 20% either way. Look in the embroidery section of your manual and see what the dimensions of your sewing space are. I know it's kind of confusing. I hope this helps. If not ask another question and I will try to help you.
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I'm sorry but without the full ad I don't know what they're referring to. My guess would be circumference. You can make any sized loop by using the round part starting at the end working your way up the pliers which will make bigger loops. This tool makes the best loops of anything I've tried. I use it for loops for earrings.