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HoopingStation is dedicated to sharing knowledge about using embroidery machines and magnetic embroidery hoops. Join us and explore the world of embroidery, especially with the help of your friend Sewtalent Brand!

A side-angle view shows the Ricoma EM1010 cylinder arm running inside a backpack pocket while a 7.25-inch magnetic hoop holds the bulky bag securely.
The Pfaff Creative Icon screen shows five evenly spaced decorative buttonholes arranged vertically to fill a 360x200 hoop.
A full 9x9 hoop view in Embrilliance showing four snowman faces aligned cleanly into four quadrants before color sorting.
An overhead view shows the freestanding lace basket with interchangeable seasonal accents being swapped on the front.
A Floriani Total Control U screen capture showing script lettering on the workspace, ready for spacing and kerning adjustments.
A close-up of a Happy Japan multi-needle embroidery machine head, setting the context for legacy PC-to-machine connectivity.
A close-up of the SINGER Legacy automatic needle threader passing through the needle eye while pulling a loop of orange thread.
Close-up of finished Converse-style sneakers with a clean monogram stitched on the canvas tongue.
The Barudan control panel displays the COPPER design fully loaded in realistic stitch view, confirming a successful USB-to-memory transfer.
A close-up of the embroidery machine stitching a dense white satin layer over foam to create a raised 3D puff tiger paw.
A close-up of Patrick holding an embroidery positioning tool during a live Q&A about machine troubleshooting and hoop maintenance.
The Brother SE625 LCD screen displays zigzag stitch 1-09 with 3.5 mm width and 2.5 mm length for sewing Velcro onto a patch.
A close-up of the finished tan vinyl coin holder being held up to the camera after stitching, trimming, and hardware installation.
Close-up of pliers snapping a tight plastic safety joint washer onto the stem during ITH teddy bear assembly.
An extreme close-up of the small black cap sensor button that must be physically pressed for the machine to recognize hat mode.
A close-up of the Goo Gone Spray Gel bottle held up clearly, the exact product used to dissolve stubborn adhesive residue on embroidery hoops.
Dragging multiple BX font files from a folder onto the Embrilliance workspace to install the font in one move.
Close-up of the finished in-the-hoop Valentine card stitched on the Baby Lock Venture, showing the heart design and clean edges.
A title card introduces embroidery digitizing styles with an embroidery machine visible in the background.
A finished cloth napkin is held up to show a clean satin-stitched corner with a freestanding lace strawberry extension.
A Tajima single-head multi-needle machine actively stitching a sports jersey in a hoop, showing real production-style embroidery.
A presenter holds up the large 8x12 embroidery hoop to show the scale of the Brother V3/V5 embroidery field.
Close-up of the wristband’s bottom layer being pulled back over the hooping station tab to isolate the embroidery surface.
Lindy demonstrates the pivot motion that snaps the inner hoop into the outer hoop while keeping fabric aligned and tension even.
A finished in-the-hoop Tooth Fairy pillow with a stitched fairy design and a front pocket for the tooth and money exchange.
A close view of a hand pulling excess polo fabric away from the needle area while the Brother PE900 stitches, preventing the shirt from being sewn shut.
Close-up of the finished honeycomb-and-bee embroidery stitched on denim, showing an organic flow and seam-hiding overlays.
A clear studio shot of a Brother computerized sewing and embroidery machine as the host introduces common troubleshooting touchpoints.