Would these work for a project using fabric measuring 25 inches x 35 inches? There is just too much fabric for a round hoop.
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It won't. You would want frame with a split rail measuring at least 27 inches for your fabric.
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Kimberly, the cloth comes 9 inches wide folded and unfolds to 36". If you don't mind unfolding to make long 36" wide strips with 3 creases along the length, it might work. Also, it depends on the width of space and what you want to cover (you can definitely see through it so you might wand to gather it on a line/rod like one does with sheer curtains) --- how will you tie each strip together if it's windy? I'm just a guy with no decoration experience. Good luck. Basically, it's sounds like a good idea -- could be pretty -- good luck.
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Deena I, A larger hoop will not make a machine sew a larger design. It allows you to do a design, then move down, and do another design without re-hooping. You will still be limited to the size of embroidery the machine currently does. Thank you,
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I think it would work. They are less than 18 inches across, so you should be able to measure and see how much room would be left!!!!
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I would contact the manufacturer for the answer. There may be standard sizes that work.
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Just measured, and it looks like they could be adjusted as large as 25 inches (That leaves about an inch of overlap so you can still tape the seam together). They can go as small as you want.
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Yes I have. That is what I bought them for. I love them, but wouldn't use anything over 16 inches.
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The round ones you use on a curtain rod? Nope as long as you use a good rod. Those flimsy, thin aluminum ones won't work and you just gave me a great idea for a background in my photo studio. :) You will need to put some grommets or whatever-the metal rings that lease a hole in the ,materiel for such purposes or something similar.
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The round clamp is in the front of the assembly so if the fabric leaves 3/4+ tube exposed it should work in most cases.
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I would think they would be fine. I'm sure mine has had 25, but 50 or 60 are rare here. It's got ample stitching and nylon ropes so they're up to it. Initially I would say yes, but as the fabric ages it's hard to tell.
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Not a math major but first you need to decide if they are going to be box cushions- more fabric - and if you are going to cover cording to use in the seams -more fabric - google making cushions or something similiar and you will probably find your answer
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Instead of cutting them, I would turn under the ends to get the required length. Fabric might fray otherwise.
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Mine were about 1.5 in square, don't have access to them right now to be more specific. They worked great for my project.
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Hi yes they will work but the thread is cheap it frays and breaks easily it may be ok for hobby embroidery but if you plan on doing it for resale i recommend Isacord thread :) I hope this helps you :)
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If you could re-sew the seem you created I'm sure you could but it's definitely not designed for that. The fabric is thick but it's a fairly large weave and would fray if cut (and not re-sewn).
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it might work. as shape they are very beautiful and not small. very visible. great idea..
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Yes they should. Their thin hoops. But very durable. I wear them all the time. U will really like them. I hope I answered ur question.