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Hands press the inner hoop ring into the outer ring, sandwiching fabric smoothly for a clean, wrinkle-free hooping setup.
A screen capture of Baby Lock Palette 11 showing the “Honor The Fallen Heroes” 3‑piece ITH mug rug design with its center panel and side panel structure visible.
A finished teal cork sleep mask with gold embroidered eyelashes, shown worn to highlight the clean piping and polished edge.
An overhead view of the Kimberbell Cuties Volume 2 project book opened to the January layout, showing the repeating block structure and border/triangle placement.
Close-up of a snapback cap being clamped in a magnetic hoop at the exact moment the top ring snaps into place.
The finished Kimberbell “Let Me Call You Tweet Heart” embroidery block is held up to show the quilting, applique placement, and the 3D fringe flowers.
The Janome Memory Craft 500E actively stitching a small signature-style design on hooped white fabric.
A large EM-1010 hoop mounted on a denim jacket back, showing how big designs fit when the hoop choice matches the garment.
A close-up of the Baby Lock Verve stitching a white monogram letter onto green woven cotton inside a 4x4 hoop.
Overhead view of a magnetic hoop snapping shut on a tote bag inside a hooping station fixture for fast, repeatable alignment.
A finished canvas drawstring bag is held up to show the completed floating “Joy” iron-on embroidery patch.
A finished unicorn embroidery design on the Embird canvas with purple “Irish” eyes, a centered mouth, and repositioned cheeks.
A teal magnetic hoop is fully snapped onto fabric, showing a clean, centered, wrinkle-free hooping result.
A computer screen displays a digitized rose with visible stitch paths and layering, ready for a realistic couture stitch-out.
The Janome screen shows the Arcing tool bending a row of duck border motifs into a smooth semi-circle using the arc slider and center guideline.
A close-up shows thick tan fleece floated in a hoop with water-soluble topping pinned in place for an edge-near monogram stitch-out.
A close view of handwriting being drawn on the Brother Luminaire touchscreen, ready to be converted into stitches in My Design Center.
A screen capture of the Brother PE800 product listing highlighting the 5x7 embroidery area and the listed price.
A full view of the Brother Entrepreneur Pro X PR1055X with all 10 thread spools loaded and ready for production.
Two finished in-the-hoop Bear Loveys on a table, showing the soft furry fleece texture and the 3D stuffed shape.
A screen capture of the PE Design Next Applique Wizard dialog showing the four applique stages with selectable checkboxes.
A Wilcom Hatch screen capture showing a red heart design in TrueView, setting up the resequencing workflow.
The Brother SE1900 screen shows a flower design inside the red boundary box with the design dimensions visible for a quick fit check.
Three finished appliqué sweatshirts stacked on a table, showing clean satin borders and consistent placement across colorways.
A finished teal vinyl triangle pouch with snaps installed is held close to the camera, showing crisp folds and clean stitch lines.
A finished Jacobean floral embroidery sample on thin white muslin showing a flat, pucker-free result after stabilizer and tension adjustments.
Close-up of the Brother PR670E automatic threading hooks extended around the needle as the thread is being wrapped for auto-threading.