Loop embroidery tool

Loop embroidery tool

Loop embroidery is an easy and fast technique for creating beautiful pictures, rugs, pillows, clothing, handbags, tablecloths, and other accessories. Embroidery can be done on fabrics of various thicknesses, including denim and felt.

Features:

• Adjustable loop length allows for creating various dimensional effects.
• Comfortable tool shape makes the embroidery process enjoyable.
• The set includes thick, medium, and thin needles for working with threads, ribbons, and knitting yarns of different thicknesses.

Brief instructions:

Stretch the fabric you plan to embroider in an embroidery hoop. The fabric should be dense, such as linen, canvas, thicker cotton, etc. Any thread will work, such as leftover embroidery or knitting threads. Since the pressure on the fabric will be quite strong, it must be tightly stretched in the hoop. Transfer the design you want to embroider onto the fabric using a pencil or transfer paper.
Your working (reverse) side will be the one with the drawing.

Threading the needle

1. Insert the long threader into the tool through the needle and push until it appears on the other side of the tool.
2. Place the thread into the loop of the threader and pull the threader back.
3. Insert the threader into the eye of the needle as shown in the illustration.
4. Place the thread into the loop of the threader and pull the threader back.
5. Threading is complete.

The tool must be held at a 90-degree angle to the fabric. Pierce the fabric all the way through and pull back until the tip of the needle appears on the surface. Then move the needle a few millimeters along the design line, depending on the thickness of the thread, and pierce the fabric again. The thread must be fed freely, without tension.

Embroidery should begin with the outline of the design. When using thinner threads, set a shorter needle length; when using thicker threads, set a longer one.

Needle replacement

1. Remove the cap.
2. Loosen the screw and pull out the needle.
3. Insert another needle and tighten the screw at the desired length.

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