Yes I am. They have two types of attachments. One for regular Ricoma Hoop "C", and the other for the "5.5x5.5" mighty hoop. They also sell a hooping system for bigger hoops.
hello awesome video ! question to embroider shirts would you have to use a ball point needle or can it be will the regular sharp needles that the machine comes with, does it have to be a heavy weight t-shirt also for the stabilizer can it be cutaway maybe to layers of it ?
For this project we used Gilden 100% cotton. Two sheets of cut away Backing and the universal needles that came on the machine. Depending on the material, it is always good to test it first with different backings and layers to see how is behaves. Once y ou have the right combination, you can proceed.
HI Richie, Thankfuly I did not have to digitize the design twice. The only thing I had to do was change the color. I made mention of this when I did the black shirts. Thank you for watching.
What's the largest bulk order you've completed?
Great hoopmaster tip. I’ll definitely do that next time. Hoopmaster should have that technique in their own manuals.
Hi! We are glad this video helped. Please let us know if you have any other questions. (:
Are you using the hoop master with Ricoma hoops?
Yes I am. They have two types of attachments. One for regular Ricoma Hoop "C", and the other for the "5.5x5.5" mighty hoop. They also sell a hooping system for bigger hoops.
Where can I get the embroidery helper?
Hi Stephanie! We have added the link below.
Embroidery Helper Placement Tool: allstitch.com/products/embroiders-helper-placement-tool-dime
Why did you use 2 black stabilizers for the black shirts?
I used two medium weight stabilizers for both the white and the black t-shirt. When the garment is very light, you need to stabilize it more..
hello awesome video ! question to embroider shirts would you have to use a ball point needle or can it be will the regular sharp needles that the machine comes with, does it have to be a heavy weight t-shirt also for the stabilizer can it be cutaway maybe to layers of it ?
For this project we used Gilden 100% cotton. Two sheets of cut away Backing and the universal needles that came on the machine. Depending on the material, it is always good to test it first with different backings and layers to see how is behaves. Once y ou have the right combination, you can proceed.
How did you calculate the price per T?
Hi! Here is a great video that talks about pricing your embroidery services -> th-cam.com/video/PuF5hAdYlNo/w-d-xo.html
What is the cost
Hi! The cost for 100 shirts?
Hi! Here is a great video that talks about pricing your embroidery services -> th-cam.com/video/PuF5hAdYlNo/w-d-xo.html
For that setup did you have to digitize twice
HI Richie, Thankfuly I did not have to digitize the design twice. The only thing I had to do was change the color. I made mention of this when I did the black shirts. Thank you for watching.