by smahane 19 Jul 2008

goodmorning allof you;my problem is this: when i have to put the same design

it's never in the same ligne,and my embroidery never be a same;would you ;please;tell me what how to do???
thank you

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by meganne 19 Jul 2008

Smahane, when i want to embroider a design more than once on the same material, before i start sewing i make all my measurements on the material (first) using sewing pins. then i hold the garment up (or hang it on something) and stand away from it to get a better visual of whether i am happy with the positions.

If i am ok with them, (then) i will go back and make lots of marks with fade away marking pen. I actually draw a line right around the inside of the hoop, then i make a big cross from top to bottom and left to right inside the hoop, for me it is easier to re align the hoop if the lines are easier to see. If your hoop doesn't have marking lines, or notches, on it you could attach pieces of tape to the four matching cross-points on the hoop to make it easier to mark your crosses from. I have done this and added a picture for you to see. I hope this helps but if it isn't what you needed we'll all keep trying until we get it right for you. hugs n roses, M

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smahane by smahane 20 Jul 2008

Sorry,i had a hard work and i couldn't answre you before,i can speak frensh well but i am arabicmorrocan;and thank you so much for your help;and i will try one of one step your suggetion!!!!!!
thank you for sharing you experience with me!!!!!!!!

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by lbrow 19 Jul 2008

I think she is talking about possibly a design such as a border, U embroider 6 or seven inches then have to move fabric n hoop. jrob has explained the marking of crosshairs to help keep the alignment straight. I often make removeable marks on my hoop itself to line my fabric or design back up. then wipe mark ofF hoop when I'm finished.. You have 2 of the very best trying to help U jrob & Shirlener. Hopefully they'll help u to understand smahane. Welcome to the cute fmly & hang n there, we'll do all n our power to help U *4u

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by jrob Moderator 19 Jul 2008

Smahane, I don't have any idea that it is EVER possible to embroider exactly in the same place a second time as you did the first. For one thing the fabric is changed from the embroidering and when you take the hoop off, there is no way to put it back exactly where it was, so I suggest that you do not unhoop your project until you are completely satisified. Now, you can line up an embroidery to do a border and have it come out straight, by either using a water soluable marker to draw the crosshairs (or north,south,east,west, line directions) or sometimes I mark on my water soluable topping stabilizer and use those lines to go by. I hope this makes sense and if you have a problem, let me know what is your native language and someone here will translate this for you. The link below shows how to line up your design to repeat and have it be straight.;)

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by shirlener88 19 Jul 2008

Well smahane - if what you are saying is - you put it in the hoop - then change the center of the design to a different center point - then when you are finished - more than likely - you will have to save the design - to keep the center - where you last stitched - most models of embroidery machines have a center point and they will always go back to that point - if you varie the center - you will have to save that new center someway - do you have a feature to save your design after it has been stitched? What machine do you have - that could also help - as someone with that machine can also help tell you what to do with it. OK - did this help or can we assist you in another way? We just want to understand the full depth of the question - so we can answer it correctly and not mislead you - dear one - OK?

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by shirlener88 19 Jul 2008

smahane, I do hope that you provide us with more information - so we can assist you. *4U

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mops by mops 19 Jul 2008

I don't understand what the eact problem is either.

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by jrob Moderator 19 Jul 2008

are you asking about hooping again to embroider over the first design or do you mean when you stitch it the second time, it isn't the same? Tell me more and I will be most happy to try and help you. Welcome to the site, too!;)

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smahane by smahane 19 Jul 2008

thank you for the answers.
there is 2problems
the first that is when i have to embroider the same design for the second time,i change the place of hoop,i want it to be in the same place,not higher or down or righ or left to the first one.
the second is ,when i have to stitch some bordure,excuse me i dont speak english very well as i wish!!!!!!!!!!

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