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MaggieFrame 8 in 1 Magnetic Hoop for HSW

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MaggieFrame 8 in 1 Magnetic Hoop for HSWMaggieFrame 8 in 1 magnetic hoop is a set of magnetic frames that includes 8 different sizes of embroidery hoop magnetic options. The 8 in 1 MaggieFrame magnetic hoops are innovative tools for your embroidery machines! 1 x 6 : It is used for small project such as socks, short sleeves. 2 x 4: It is used one woven and denim fabric. Also used on sock fanny packs, CD cases, handy for non hoopable items. 3 x 4: It is used for different size of pockets,

MaggieFrame 8 in 1 magnetic hoop is a set of magnetic frames that includes 8 different sizes of embroidery hoop magnetic options. The 8 in 1 MaggieFrame magnetic hoops are innovative tools for your embroidery machines!

  • 1″ x 6″ : It is used for small project such as socks, short sleeves.
  • 2″ x 4″: It is used one woven and denim fabric. Also used on sock fanny packs, CD cases, handy for non-hoopable items.
  • 3″ x 4″: It is used for different size of pockets, like apron pockets.
  • 5″ x 4″: It is perfect for leather, canvas, nylon and velvet fabric. It leaves no hoop burn and works seamlessly with embroidery hoops magnetic setups. Use on bag pockets, flaps, short sleeve shirts, and Christmas stockings.
  • 6″ x 8″: It is used for larger bag, purses, pillows cases, etc.
  • 7″ x 5″: It is used on large bag pockets, larger logos and flaps.
  • 4″ x 11″: It is used on large bags, pillows case, etc.
  • R6″: Called the cap hooping in the 8 in 1 set, it is similar in function to a magic hoop and is used for the back and sides of caps, bucket caps, cuffs of sleeves, collar tips, and ribbons.

Packing List of 8 in 1 Magnetic Hoop

There are total 10 items in package, details as following:

① 1”x 6” Frame x1 pcs
② 2″x 4″ Mono Frame x1 pcs
③ 3″x 4″ Pocket Frame x1 pcs
④ 5″x 4″ Christmas Stockina Frame x1 pcs
⑤ 6″x 8″ Deep Bag Frame x1 pcs
⑥ 7″x 5″ Attached Case Frame x 1 pcs
⑦ 4″x 11″ Frame x1 pcs
⑧ R6″ Radius Cap Hooping x 1pcs
⑨ Adaptor x1 pcs
⑩ Metal Bracket x1 pair ( The bracket type according to the hoop length and brand.)

How to Use 8 in 1 Magnetic Hoop?

Follow below easy steps and video to use 8-in-1 magnetic hoop:

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Compatible with HSW Embroidery Machine Models

MaggieFrame 8 in 1 magnetic hoop set includes eight different-sized magnetic frames designed to meet all your embroidery needs in one purchase. Perfect for challenging areas like pockets, hats, sleeves, and pant legs, it works as a reliable magna hoop solution that eliminates the hassle of switching frames. Easy to use and gentle on fabrics, it's your ultimate embroidery companion to take projects to the next level!

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Is 8 in 1 magnetic hoop  free shipping?

A1: Yes, it is.

Q2: What is the advantage of the 8 in 1 set compared to the MaggieFrame Magnetic Hoop? I already have MaggieFrame magnetic hoop, should I buy the 8in1 set?

A2: Compared with Magnetic Hoop, the biggest advantage of the 8in1 set is that there are eight sizes in one set, which can meet your all embroidery needs. At the same time, the 8in1 set is very suitable for embroidery work such as socks, sleeves, trouser legs, necklines, etc. If you need to embroider these items, it is recommended to buy a set.

Q3: Can you ship to my location? When will I receive package?

A3: Yes, we can ship to your location. when shipping your packages, we use major carriers like FedEx, UPS, USPS, as well as some local courier services that offer expedited shipping.
Estimated Shipping Time: about 10-20 business days.

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FAQs

What are the size options included in the MaggieFrame 8 in 1 Magnetic Hoop set?

This set includes eight magnetic hoops: 1″ × 6″ (25 × 150 mm), 2″ × 4″ (50 × 100 mm), 3″ × 4″ (75 × 100 mm), 5″ × 4″ (125 × 100 mm), 6″ × 8″ (150 × 200 mm), 7″ × 5″ (175 × 125 mm), 4″ × 11″ (100 × 280 mm), and R6″ (150 mm) round frame. These multiple sizes make it perfect for embroidering sleeves, caps, pockets, and various fabric materials without leaving hoop marks.

How should I install and adjust the MaggieFrame magnetic hoops for stable stitching?

To install, place stabilizer and fabric smoothly between inner and outer magnet rings, ensuring a flat tension surface. Use the adaptor and metal bracket that match your  embroidery machine. Tighten evenly to avoid fabric shift, then adjust design position via your embroidery software. The magnetic frame ensures consistent tension and reduces fabric distortion during operation.

Can these magnetic hoops be used for thick fabrics like leather or canvas?

Yes, the MaggieFrame 8 in 1 magnetic hoop for your embroidery machines is strong enough for dense materials such as leather, canvas, nylon, and denim. The magnetic grip replaces conventional clamping, preventing hoop burn while providing balanced pressure. This makes it ideal for custom bag pockets, jacket sleeves, or velvet fabric embroidery projects with excellent precision.

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