Embroidery hooping techniques - terry and tea towels - Part 1

[@monicajackson7266]

Thank you for doing this, might I add you can get rubber shelf-liner and lay your hoop on it to keep the hoop from moving.

[@elizabethherz3993]

Excellent explanation! Thank you so much

[@zannamichelleemerson1623]

Would love these

[@conqueringmountscrapmorewi2509]

So cool! Well, I had a busy but fun day putting another log on my Log Cabin quilt blocks. This video makes me so happy that I can now sit and watch your video. Thank you for your time and posting this video!

[@donnam.3719]

Great video! Thanks so much for doing these Thursday morning videos.

[@CONNIED1952]

thanks for the refresher

[@beverlyshepard7731]

Thank you again, Linda! Another great lesson, especially about hooping terry towels!

[@bobriddle1965]

Great job again, Linda. As you suggest, I learned that “1 new thing” with the heat n gone on both top and bottom.
Thank you again for all you do to keep our sewing hobby on a learning curve to excellence.

[@mrsspeech]

I can always use a lesson on hooping.

[@carolsipes6055]

Good, clear instructions! ThAnks

[@judithmaffris5394]

Thank you always learning.

[@kathyann7153]

Thanks Linda.

[@stephanieolson1107]

Thank you…..all your tips have been fantastic~

[@janetimberlake3302]

Thank you! I’m just beginning to do embroidery with my Bernina 880+. I really learned a lot from this video! I am looking forward to your next video. Thanks 😊

[@VenaHill]

Thank you!

[@revajobeattie1839]

Could you please tell me about this magic tape. I've not heard of it. Would painters tape work?

[@patsorbello7440]

Would like to have information on measuring placement

[@stephanieolson1107]

Love the cat quilt…..who is the designer? Would love to do it.

[@revajobeattie1839]

3 different people, that way you can give more people a chance.