Magnetic Hoops 5.1″x5.1″ | 130x130mm for Nuodi Embroidery Machines

Magnetic Hoops 5.1″x5.1″ | 130x130mm for Nuodi Embroidery Machines

Marsoni

M251S

$85.00

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Magnetic Hoops 5.1″x5.1″ | 130x130mm for Nuodi Embroidery Machines5. 1x5. 1(130x130mm) refers to the inner hoop dimension. The actual sewing field is about 4. 3x4. 3(110x110mm). Product Features Super durable and strong: this magnetic embroidery hoop has passed 500,000 times of repeated use and strict destructive testing to ensure reliable performance. Ideal for all kinds of fabric hooping: this embroidery frame is suitable for hard to clamp items like heavy, thin, fragile, stretchy, and elastic fabrics, making

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012