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MaggieFrame Magnetic Hoop 8.5"x9" | 215x230mm for SWF

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MaggieFrame Magnetic Hoop 8.5"x9" | 215x230mm for SWFOverview: 1. MaggieFrame magnetic embroidery hoops are designed to make hooping faster, easier, and more consistent on your machines. 2. This 8. 5" 9" (215 230 mm) magnetic hoop gives you a sewing field thats Ideal for large square or rectangular patterns, on sweatshirts, jackets, T shirts, jeans, Polo shirts. Ideal for pillows, home Decoration, tablecloth, blanket, Large bag, and embroidery patches. 3. Strong built in magnets clamp the fabric evenly

Overview:

1. MaggieFrame magnetic embroidery hoops are designed to make hooping faster, easier, and more consistent on your machines.
2. This 8.5" × 9" (215 × 230 mm) magnetic hoop gives you a sewing field that’s Ideal for large square or rectangular patterns, on sweatshirts, jackets, T-shirts, jeans, Polo shirts. Ideal for pillows, home Decoration, tablecloth, blanket, Large bag, and embroidery patches.
3. Strong built-in magnets clamp the fabric evenly across the frame, so you don’t need to adjust screws or worry about hoop burn. Place the garment, lay the stabilizer, drop the top frame, and you’re ready to stitch.

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Packing List:

1. Hoop Main Part x 1 pcs
2. Metal Brackets x 1 pair
3. Screws & Screwdriver
(Note: Brackets will be matched according to your machine brand, and need to be assembled on hoop main part with screws)

Compatible with SWF Embroidery Machine Models

Key advantages

1.Effortless Magnetic Hooping
2.Versatile Sizes & Compatibility
3.Long-Lasting Durability

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1.Effortless Magnetic Hooping:Strong magnets make hooping super quick and stable, keeping your fabric firmly in place for clean, precise embroidery.

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2.Versatile Sizes & Compatibility:17 hoop sizes and multiple hoop length options make it easy to pick the right frame based on your design size and project needs, and mount it like your original hoop on embroidery machines.

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3.Long-Lasting Durability:Compared with other magnetic hoops, MaggieFrame is engineered with a reinforced build for higher durability and reliable performance over time.

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FAQs

Q:What is the inside hoop size and the effective embroidery area?

A:The inside hoop size is 8.5″ × 9″ (215 × 230 mm).
To avoid stitching too close to the frame edge (and reduce the risk of needle strikes), the effective embroidery area is typically about 2 cm (0.8") smaller than the inside size.

Q:Do you offer other hoop sizes? How do I choose the right size?

A:Yes. We offer 17 hoop sizes (3.9"×3.9" to 17"×15.5").
How to choose:
1.Make sure the hoop’s inside size is within your machine’s max embroidery area (or your largest original hoop).
2.Take your design size and add 2 cm (≈0.8") to both width and height, then choose the next hoop size up for comfortable clearance.

Q:My machine only accepts certain hoop sizes—will this hoop still work?

A:In most cases, yes. If you can’t select an exact hoop size, choose the closest preset size and use Trace/Outline to confirm the needle path stays within the safe area. Trace is the most reliable way to prevent stitching into the frame when presets don’t match perfectly.

Q:What should I do if the hoop doesn’t fit or feels misaligned after installation?

A:Most fitment issues come from a Hoop Length mismatch or bracket orientation. Double‑check that:
You selected the correct Hoop Length?
The brackets are installed in the correct direction?
All screws are tightened evenly?
If it still doesn’t fit, send us your machine model + photos of your current hoop/bracket setup, and we’ll guide you to the correct match.

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