DMC Wooden Embroidery Hoop - 18cm


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The DMC Wooden Embroidery Hoop (18cm) is an essential tool for needlework enthusiasts and embroidery hobbyists who require reliable, consistent fabric tension during their projects. Measuring 7 inches in diameter, it provides the perfect workspace for small to medium-sized designs, ensuring your fabric stays taut for precise stitching. While it is highly durable and features a smooth, snag-free finish, users should note that the screw mechanism requires manual tightening, which may be challenging for those with limited hand strength.
| Model Part Number | MK0026 |
|---|---|
| Brand | DMC |
Yes, it is perfectly suitable for cross-stitch projects using standard fabric counts.
The hoop features a smooth, natural wood finish that is designed to be non-abrasive to your fabric.
Gently pull the fabric edges in all directions simultaneously while tightening the screw to ensure an even distribution of tension.
No, this is a standard embroidery hoop designed for handheld use.
Wipe it down with a dry, soft cloth. Avoid using water or harsh cleaning chemicals, as these can cause the wood to warp.
Ensure the screw is tightened fully. If the fabric remains loose, add a thin layer of cotton binding tape to the inner ring to increase friction.
Apply a tiny amount of beeswax or candle wax to the screw threads to lubricate the mechanism.
Re-stretch the fabric by tugging gently on the edges before tightening the screw further, or consider using a stabilizer behind the fabric.
To set up your hoop, simply loosen the metal screw completely, separate the two rings, and lay your fabric flat over the inner ring. Press the outer ring over the fabric, pull the edges to ensure even tension, and tighten the screw clockwise until the fabric feels firm like a drumhead.
Compatibility-wise, this hoop works best with standard embroidery fabrics like linen, cotton, and Aida cloth. To care for your hoop, store it in a cool, dry place to prevent the wood from swelling. If the hoop becomes slightly loose over time, you can wrap a small amount of cotton tape or scrap fabric around the inner hoop to improve grip.