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Im working on a large design. Which is better to use: scroll bars, stretcher bars, or an embroidery hoop?

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Im working on a large design. Which is better to use: scroll bars, stretcher bars, or an embroidery hoop?

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Many stitchers have their own preferences for stitching. All of the mentioned products serve the same important purpose: they will keep your fabric taut while you are stitching. Which product you choose will depend on how you like to stitch. If your stitching travels with you wherever you go, perhaps an embroidery hoop is best for you. It makes your stitching portable and easy to pack. Hoops are available in many sizes to suit your needs. Just remember when you are not stitching to remove the hoop from your fabric. This will prevent the hoop from marking the fabric. If you prefer to stitch with two hands (one above and one below your fabric), scroll bars, Q-snaps, and stretcher bars would probably work best for you. You can place them in a purchased stand or lean them against the edge of a table to keep both your hands free to stitch. Another advantage to these products is that you can see and work any area of the fabric with ease.

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