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Sewletto is specilized in Domestic embroidery Hoop and custom plastic parts manufacture.Our mission is to provide embroiderers, both hobbyists and professionals alike, with top-tier embroidery hoops that promise unmatched quality and seamless compatibility with Brother embroidery machines. At Sewletto, we understand the importance of precision in your craft, which is why every hoop we offer is designed with your needs and the highest industry standards in mind.

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These embroidery hoops are compatible with Janome Memory Craft MC500E MC400E MC550E Elna Expressive 830 etc., Sewing and Embroidery Machine.For other compatible machines,please check your machine’s manual.

Featured Janome Embroidery Hoop

  • RE10b- Embroidery Area: 3.9 inch x 1.6 inch (100x40mm)
  • SQ14b-Embroidery Area: 5.5 inch x 5.5 inch (140x140mm)
  • RE20b-Embroidery Area: 5.5 inch x 7.9 inch (140x200mm)
  • SQ20b-Embroidery Area: 7.9 inch x 7.9 inch (200x200mm)

SQ14b Embroidery Hoop: Perfect for small to medium projects, the SQ14b offers a 5.5″ x 5.5″ embroidery field, ensuring your designs are crisp and vibrant.

E10b Embroidery Hoop: Ideal for intricate designs, the RE10b hoop provides precision for Memory Craft 400E and 500E users.

Magnetic Hoops: Experience the ease of use with our magnetic hoops, designed for larger projects and compatible with the Janome 550E model.

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Choosing the right embroidery hoop is crucial for achieving flawless results. At Sewletto, we not only offer superior hoops but also guidance on selecting the perfect size and type for your projects
1,Compatibility: Our different hoops are compatible with different Janome machines, providing you with the flexibility you need.
2,Quality: Manufactured with precision, our hoops ensure your embroidery is flawless, project after project.
3,Variety: From standard to magnetic hoops, find the perfect fit for any project size or complexity.
4,Support: Our expert team is here to assist you in selecting the right hoop for your machine and project.

At Sewletto, we understand the importance of precision in embroidery. Our selection of Janome embroidery hoops is designed to meet the needs of both enthusiastic hobbyists and professional embroiderers. Compatible with a wide range of Janome embroidery machines, including popular models like the MC550E, MC500E, and Memory Craft 400E, our hoops offer unparalleled versatility.

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Sewletto embroidery hoops are crafted to enhance your embroidery experience. Whether you’re working on a small, intricate design or a large, ambitious project, our hoops provide the stability and versatility your creativity demands.

Frequently Asked Questions

Usage

To attach the hoop correctly, first loosen the screw to separate the inner and outer rings. Place your fabric and stabilizer between the rings, ensuring the fabric is taut. Tighten the screw to secure the fabric without overstretching it. Align the hoop’s attachment bracket with the embroidery arm of your Janome machine and secure it in place. Ensure the fabric is smooth and evenly stretched for optimal embroidery results.

Yes, Janome embroidery hoops are versatile and suitable for a wide range of fabric types, from delicate silks to sturdy denims. The key to successful embroidery on different fabrics is selecting the appropriate stabilizer and adjusting the hoop tension to keep the fabric taut without distortion.

To prevent fabric slippage, ensure the fabric is properly hooped by stretching it taut and evenly across the hoop without over-tightening. Using the right type of stabilizer for your fabric can also help prevent slipping. For extra slippery fabrics, consider lightly spraying the stabilizer with a temporary adhesive spray before placing the fabric on top.

Yes, embroidering larger designs with a smaller hoop is possible through a technique known as re-hooping. This involves dividing the design into smaller sections that fit within the hoop’s size and embroidering each section individually, realigning the fabric in the hoop as needed to complete the design.

For designs larger than your hoop, you can employ the re-hooping technique. Start by dividing the design into manageable sections. After embroidering one section, carefully reposition the fabric to align the next section within the hoop. Some Janome machines offer software to assist with design splitting and alignment, ensuring precise continuation of the pattern.

Selection and Compatibility

Choose a hoop that’s slightly larger than the design area you plan to embroider. This allows enough space for the machine’s presser foot to move freely around the design. Janome offers hoops in various sizes, so consider the dimensions of your design and the capabilities of your embroidery machine when selecting a hoop.

Not all Janome hoops are compatible with every Janome embroidery machine. Compatibility depends on the machine’s embroidery field size and hoop attachment mechanism. Always check the specific compatibility of a hoop with your Janome machine model before purchasing.

While some third-party hoops may be compatible with Janome machines, using Janome-designed hoops ensures optimal performance and quality of your embroidery projects. Third-party hoops might not offer the same precision and stability as Janome hoops, potentially affecting the outcome of your embroidery.

When selecting an embroidery hoop for your Janome machine, consider the following factors:

  • Embroidery Field Size: Ensure the hoop fits the maximum embroidery area your machine can handle.
  • Project Requirements: Choose a hoop that matches the size and shape of your project for optimal results.
  • Material Compatibility: Some hoops are better suited for thicker materials; check if the hoop material and design are compatible with your fabric.
  • Attachment System: Make sure the hoop’s attachment mechanism is compatible with your Janome machine model.

Yes, magnetic hoops are available for certain Janome embroidery machine models. Benefits of magnetic hoops include:

  • Ease of Use: Magnets allow for quick and easy fabric positioning without the need to tighten a screw.
  • Reduced Fabric Hoop Burn: Magnetic hoops minimize the risk of leaving hoop marks on delicate fabrics.
  • Versatility: They can hold a variety of fabric thicknesses securely, making them ideal for a range of projects.

To determine if a universal embroidery hoop is compatible with your Janome machine, check the following:

  • Attachment Mechanism: The hoop must physically fit and attach securely to your machine.
  • Embroidery Area: The hoop’s embroidery area should not exceed your machine’s maximum embroidery field.
  • Manufacturer Guidelines: Refer to any compatibility lists provided by the hoop manufacturer or consult with Janome customer support.

Technical Advice

To adjust the tension, turn the screw on the hoop to tighten or loosen the grip on the fabric. The fabric should be drum-tight and free of wrinkles for optimal embroidery. Avoid over-tightening as it can warp the hoop or damage the fabric.

Align the hoop with the machine’s hoop attachment area and lock it into place. Ensure it’s securely attached but not overly tight. Refer to your machine’s manual for detailed instructions

Optimizing embroidery speed involves:

  • Selecting the Right Hoop: Use the smallest hoop possible for your design to reduce machine movement and increase stability.
  • Thread Quality: High-quality thread can reduce breaks and snags, allowing for smoother and faster embroidery.
  • Machine Maintenance: Regularly clean and oil your machine as recommended by Janome to ensure it operates at peak efficiency.
  • Design Complexity: Simplify designs when possible. Less complex designs with fewer stitches can be embroidered faster.

Best practices include:

  • Stabilizer Use: Apply a firm, non-stretch stabilizer to the back of the fabric to prevent distortion during embroidery.
  • Hoop Tension: Ensure the fabric is hooped firmly but not overstretched. Magnetic hoops can be particularly useful for this.
  • Design Selection: Choose designs that are compatible with the fabric’s stretch. Avoid dense designs that may pucker or distort.
  • Embroidery Settings: Adjust the machine’s tension and speed settings if available to accommodate stretchy fabrics.

Yes, many Janome machines allow you to adjust the presser foot pressure:

  • Consult Your Manual: Check your machine’s manual for instructions on adjusting the presser foot pressure.
  • Adjust for Fabric Thickness: Increase pressure for thicker materials and decrease it for thinner fabrics to ensure even stitch quality.
  • Test Embroidery: Always perform a test embroidery on a scrap piece of fabric with the same stabilizer and hoop setup to fine-tune the settings before proceeding with your project.

To prevent thread breakage:

  • Thread Quality: Use high-quality, machine embroidery thread designed for the speed and action of embroidery machines.
  • Proper Threading: Ensure your machine is threaded correctly according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
  • Needle Condition: Regularly change the needle to prevent burrs or dullness that can catch and break thread.
  • Tension Settings: Adjust your machine’s tension settings if the thread appears too tight or too loose, following the manual’s guidelines.

While technically possible for some free-motion embroidery techniques, using a hoop is strongly recommended for most types of embroidery to ensure:

  • Fabric Stability: Hoops keep the fabric taut and stable, which is crucial for consistent stitch quality.
  • Design Accuracy: Hoops help in maintaining design alignment and preventing fabric puckering or shifting.
  • Machine Safety: Using a hoop protects your machine from potential damage caused by fabric bunching or needle breakage.

Maintenance and Care

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the hoop with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust and fabric fibers. Avoid using harsh chemicals. If the hoop’s screw becomes difficult to turn, apply a small amount of sewing machine oil. Store your hoops in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent warping.

Yes, improper storage can warp or damage your hoops, affecting their performance. Store your hoops flat, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Avoid stacking heavy objects on top of them to prevent

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