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I am trying it embroidery on beanies, how do you get them to stay still and not move?
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Don and I did 7 beanies two weeks ago...we put sticky back on them and we used the fast frames...
we didn't have any problem...we put a thin tear away also and they turned out great...someone else may have other suggestions also...until next time...
Jenny
Westbrook WondersJenny<br />Westbrook Wonders<br />Wetumpka, AL 36093<br />334-567-3867<br />[email protected] -
We do beanies all the time.
We also use the fast frames with tearaway, but we put solvy on the top to keep the threading from sinking in.
Never had any problem.Dan Sparks<br />DMS Imprints & Embroidery<br /><a href=\"http://www.DmsImprints.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.DmsImprints.com</a><br /><a href=\"http://www.PrintMeStore.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.PrintMeStore.com</a><br /> <a href=\"http://dmsimprints.logomall.com\" target=\"_blank\">http://dmsimprints.logomall.com</a>Comment
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Oh, I fotgot to say we use solvy too...guess I thought that was a given...sorry...
Jenny
Westbrook WondersJenny<br />Westbrook Wonders<br />Wetumpka, AL 36093<br />334-567-3867<br />[email protected]Comment
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ok, make sure I have this straight. You use adhesive tearaway on the fast frame and solvy on top. Thanks!! I will give it a try.
LindaComment
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We use small round hoops or small square 5x5 hoops with sticky backing and solvy. Don't have fast frames. Bill from Fine LineComment
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I just purchased the slimline frame from Melco to do beanies that was recommended by the Melco rep. Being new to the embroidery business I thought this may be the right way to go. Shine I can't even figure out how to secure the beanie to the slimline hoop. Has anyone used this hoop before?
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