1. This magnetic embroidery frame has an inside dimension of 330x255mm / 12.9"x10", ideal for medium to large embroidery projects.

2. The actual embroidery area will be smaller by 15mm / 0.6". (depending on the brand of machine).
3. The brackets for you vary according to your machine brand and hoop length selection.

Compatible Machine Models：
Newest NT-EM01/ 01U/ C1201/ C1501/ C1206/ C1506 series embroidery machine models.

Features:

1. MaggieFrame is easier to use and saves time than Mighty Hoop.
2. MaggieFrame's magnetic strength is about 5% higher than Mighty Hoop.

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3. MaggieFrame is 40 times more durable than Mighty Hoop.

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Packing List:

1. Embroidery Hoop Main Part (Without Brackets) x 1
2. A Pair of Brackets x 1
3. Screws
Note: Brackets need to be assembled with the screws.

When purchasing, please pay attention to choose the right brackets shape.

MaggieFrame magnetic hoops brackets and mounting hardware for Newest NT-EM01 series embroidery machines

Product Videos:

Through these two customer visit videos, you can understand the difference between the MaggieFrame magnetic hoop and traditional embroidery frames or tubular hoops.

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More Info.:

1. MaggieFrame embroidery hoops for Newest embroidery machines holds the garment firmly with magnetic force and automatically adapts to different thicknesses, and the outer hoop doesn't need to be adjusted. With these magnetic hoops, hooping clothing such as Hoodie and jacket is now simpler and faster than ever.
2. Because the hoops are magnetically attached together, you don't have to manually tighten the hoop strength anymore, which relieves stress on your hands and wrists.
3. The wThe way MaggieFrame holds the fabric reduces embroidery hoop burns and keeps your stitching neat. hoop burns embroidery, thereby preserving the appearance of your fabrics.
4. Add the MaggieFrame magnetic machine embroidery hoops and magic hoops and hooping stations to your embroidery tool kit if you want to upgrade to easier-to-use, higher-quality hoops.

Customers Share:

Widely praised and suitable for a variety of embroidery projects.

Customers satisfied with the high quality of the MaggieFrame magnetic hoops.

Improved the embroidery working experience.

We have a lot of different size hoops to compatible with Newest Embroidery Machines. Click Here to check all products for Newest embroidery machines.

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Effortless Large Designs with MaggieFrame – Mastering a 17x16 Magnetic Hoop on a 15-Needle Machine - Customer Using Reference

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How to Use MaggieFrame Magnetic Hoops & Hooping Station on a Fortever Machine – Tote Bag Logo Tutorial - Customer Using Reference

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FAQs

Does the size in the product title refer to the dimensions or the actual embroidery field?

The listed 12.9″ × 10″ (330 × 255 mm) size of this MaggieFrame magnetic hoop refers to the inner dimension of the frame, not the stitchable field. The actual embroidery area is slightly smaller, approximately 15 mm less on each side, depending on your Newest embroidery machine model. Leaving a 0.75 cm margin ensures cleaner, snag‑free stitching results.

Are there any situations where using a traditional screw hoop would be better than this magnetic frame?

While this magnetic embroidery frame covers about 95% of common apparel and bag applications, a traditional screw‑tightening hoop may work better for extremely thick or rigid materials such as boot tongues. However, for most Newest NT‑EM01 or C1501 series projects, the magnetic hoop offers faster setup, reduced wrist strain, and smoother tension balance.

How should I safely store this magnetic frame when not in use? Should the top and bottom pieces be kept separate?

For safe storage, keep the top and bottom pieces of your MaggieFrame magnetic hoop snapped together to protect the contact surfaces. Store it flat, away from sensitive electronics, metal tools, or credit cards to avoid magnetic interference. This method preserves the hoop’s magnetic consistency and extends its service life between embroidery sessions.

When using this magnetic frame, should the stabilizer be placed inside the frame or floated outside of it?

During hooping, placing the stabilizer between the fabric layers inside your MaggieFrame embroidery frame gives the best hold and alignment. For structured or thicker items that are hard to hoop, “floating” the stabilizer—placing it under the bottom magnetic plate—works well too. Both approaches maintain fabric tension stability on Newest machine models.

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