I have a Brother H120. Will this larger hoop enable me to do larger monograms other than the 4x4? I have one monogram that i can't seem to resize,
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Deena I, A larger hoop will not make a machine sew a larger design. It allows you to do a design, then move down, and do another design without re-hooping. You will still be limited to the size of embroidery the machine currently does. Thank you,
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It really depends on your machine. I purchased this and can't do anything larger than 4 x 6 because that is the size my machine is built for. If you can adjust your machine for different size hoops then you can do letters as big as the hoop, which is 4 x 6.75
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Most of the designs are 4.33x4.33 inches. If your machine allows you to resize they will go under the 4" that your machine uses. I was able to get most of them to about 3.93x3.93 and under. I hope this will help. Diana J
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I use mine with a Brother 770, a single needle, and the stand is literally just that... a stand that sits behind the machine. It adds no other features, and I still have to manually feed the thread through for each color change. It just creates a different way to organize/feed your thread (i.e. it helps with upper thread breakage if you're having issues with that).
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Yes, you just have to move the next line of text. But if it's too large, you will have to re-hoop and move everything. It still all has to fit within that 4x4 inch frame size.
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You must select the letter you're going to embroider and you can increase or decrease the size of your choice on the computer before transferring to the embroidery machine. Regards Isabel B.
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If you read the reviews someone has answered that question for you , I have this large hoop but I do not recommend it have a brother embrodiery machine not happy too large and bulky to use I would not recommend.
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I can't be absolutely specific, but it works better with a small one, about as small as you can find on the market. The machine can't read large sticks well. My dealer says to put fewer than 20 embroidery designs on one stick. I would put even fewer than that. My machine leaves out some of the designs when I try to put too many on the stick. If 2 gigabytes is the smallest stick you can get (that's my memory), then that is the one to use. I have found them on Amazon, but not in stores. Good Luck.
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Yes if you are using a Brother embroidery machine for sure. Other embroidery machines maybe. You can type several words depending on the size of the font and the hoop you are using with your machine. I hope this helps.
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The hoops are 4 3/4 x 8 3/4; 4 3/4 x 6 1/4; and oval 2 1/2 x 3 1/2. Fits my Brother 885-V31
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I have a pe770. The biggest difference is the size of frames it takes. This thread almost ruined my machine and according to the woman at the brother dealer I took it to, should never be used in a brother machine because it is much too fine.
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What software do you use? I believe the Brother software can output it to Adobe or something, you can manually adjust it through there. As for it auto-adjusting, I don't think their software does it, and yes, I have the same problem. Try using other software, or just take the extra minute to manually adjust to your liking.
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I have never printed bigger than a4. I suppose it will depend on the settings or printing on and what your printer is capable of
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For this machine, 4 x 4 is the largest size for the image being embroidered. There is a larger hoop, but it will not extend the size of the image. It only saves you the time of re-hooping for doing two or more smaller images on your material. "IMHO" could not have been giving an answer for this machine. Other machines have criteria for bigger hoops and the machine was not identified in the answer.
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Sorry to be so late with this. My loom is 7 by 7. Often the loops seem too big for this. I took one loop and it stretched fairly easily to 7 1/4. Loops are variable in size, but it's rare or never that a loop just barely stretches across my loom.
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Hoop ID 5" x 6" comes with LB6770. Go to Brother accessories site to see if it will take larger ones. Haven't done much embroidery but it's always perfect.
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It's the binding combs that are the issue. I've only seen 11 inch combs. The binding machine itself will do smaller paper. But I've never seen smaller combs - the sizes (1/2 inch, 1 inch, etc.) relate to the amount of paper they will hold.