5 inch hoop
This listing is for 1-5 inch embroidery hoop.
I only use Elbesee wooden hoops imported from the UK. Elbesee is a family run business which has been manufacturing hoops for over 65 years in the Cotswolds in England.
What size hoop do you need?
For embroidering:
I recommend stitching with a 4 or 5 inch hoop to prevent slipping and to keep the fabric nice and taught while you sew.
For framing:
Most of my designs look good in a 5 inch hoop. There are a few larger ones that would need a 7 inch hoop, for example Stitch Garden, Paris in the Spring and Christmas Bunting. You can also use regular picture frames.
This listing is for 1-5 inch embroidery hoop.
I only use Elbesee wooden hoops imported from the UK. Elbesee is a family run business which has been manufacturing hoops for over 65 years in the Cotswolds in England.
What size hoop do you need?
For embroidering:
I recommend stitching with a 4 or 5 inch hoop to prevent slipping and to keep the fabric nice and taught while you sew.
For framing:
Most of my designs look good in a 5 inch hoop. There are a few larger ones that would need a 7 inch hoop, for example Stitch Garden, Paris in the Spring and Christmas Bunting. You can also use regular picture frames.
This listing is for 1-5 inch embroidery hoop.
I only use Elbesee wooden hoops imported from the UK. Elbesee is a family run business which has been manufacturing hoops for over 65 years in the Cotswolds in England.
What size hoop do you need?
For embroidering:
I recommend stitching with a 4 or 5 inch hoop to prevent slipping and to keep the fabric nice and taught while you sew.
For framing:
Most of my designs look good in a 5 inch hoop. There are a few larger ones that would need a 7 inch hoop, for example Stitch Garden, Paris in the Spring and Christmas Bunting. You can also use regular picture frames.
