1. This hoop's inside dimension is 150 × 200 mm / 6″ × 8″, a versatile format for everyday logos and patches, offering reliable performance as a magnetic embroidery hoop for Tajima embroidery machines.
2. The actual embroidery area is smaller by about 15 mm / 0.6″ (depending on the embroidery machine). For best results, leave a small margin inside the field to avoid stitching too close to the edge.
3. The brackets supplied vary according to your machine brand and hoop length selection; please choose accordingly so the magnetic embroidery frame for Tajima embroidery machines mounts correctly.
Compatible Machine Models:
Almost All Tajima Embroidery Machines can use MaggieFrame. Including but Not Limited to below:
TEFX-C1501
TEJT 1501C
TEMX 1501
TFGN-C1212
TFHX-II-C1502 / C1504 / C1506
TFMX-C902 / C1501 / TFMX-II-C1202 / C1504 / SC1501 / C1506
TMAR- K0902C / K0904C / K0906C / K0908C / K1202C / K1204C / K1206C / K1208C / K1502C / K1504C / K1506C / K1508C
TMAR-K1504C / TMAR-K-C1506-W / TMARK-K 1501
TMBP-SC1501 / TMBP-S1501C / TMBP S1501C
TMBR-SC1501
TMBU-SC1501
TMEZ-SC1501 / TMEZ SC1501
TMEX 901C / 1501C
THEX 1501C
TUMX 1501C
TWMX-C1501 (SUMO)
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Features:
1. MaggieFrame is easier to use and can save significant hooping time compared with conventional embroidery machine hoops, especially on production runs with magnetic hoop embroidery for Tajima embroidery machines—many users hoop in seconds instead of minutes.
2. MaggieFrame's magnetic strength is about 5% higher than Mighty Hoop, helping deliver a steadier grip across different fabrics while keeping tension consistent for clean results.
3. MaggieFrame is 40 times more durable than Mighty Hoop, engineered for long-term use as an embroidery frame for Tajima embroidery machines in busy shops.
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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.
Product Videos:
Through these two customer visit videos, you can understand the difference between the MaggieFrame magnetic hoop and a tubular hoop, including how magnetic hoops embroidery for Tajima embroidery machines can center fabric faster and help reduce hoop burn during repeat jobs.
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More Info.:
1. MaggieFrame hoops for Tajima embroidery machines hold garments firmly with magnetic force and automatically adapt to different thicknesses, so the outer hoop doesn't need adjustment. With these magnetic embroidery hoops or magna hoops, hooping items like jeans, backpacks, and hoodies becomes simpler and faster—pair with the right stabilizer for clean results.
2. Because the two frames snap together magnetically, you no longer need to manually tighten screw tension, which relieves stress on your hands and wrists and speeds repeat jobs.
3. The way magnetic hoops hold the fabric helps reduce hoop burn, preserving the appearance of your materials while improving stitch quality and minimizing unwanted movement.
4. Add these embroidery hoops and an embroidery hooping station from MaggieFrame to your embroidery accessories toolkit to handle different hoop sizes for Tajima embroidery machines and streamline daily workflows.
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FAQs
What is the correct procedure for hooping fabric with this magnetic frame?
To use the MaggieFrame magnetic embroidery hoop for Tajima machines, first position the bottom frame flat on the hooping station. Next, place your stabilizer and fabric smoothly over it without applying tension. Finally, align and drop the top magnetic frame—its magnets automatically grip the layers evenly, requiring no manual pressure. This no-force step ensures efficient, damage-free hooping every time.
Are there any pro tips for using this magnetic frame with very thin or stretchy fabrics?
When hooping delicate materials such as silk or Spandex with a MaggieFrame magnetic hoop embroidery setup, avoid pulling the fabric tight. Instead, lay the stabilizer and fabric evenly over the bottom frame and let the magnetic embroidery frame secure them naturally. This prevents distortion, puckering, and overstretching, resulting in cleaner details and smooth stitches on light or elastic materials.
If I'm just starting my embroidery business, which size magnetic frame should I purchase first?
For beginners using Tajima embroidery machines, the 6″ × 8″ (150 × 200 mm) MaggieFrame magnetic embroidery hoop is a great all-around choice. It fits most apparel projects like left-chest logos and patches while saving time during hooping. This mid-size frame helps new embroiderers achieve high productivity and adapt easily to different garment types without frequent hoop changes.
Why is my fabric puckering in the center even when I hoop it tightly?
Puckering during embroidery is usually due to improper stabilizer choice rather than the hoop itself. Ensure you’re using the right stabilizer weight for your fabric—cut-away for knits or tear-away for wovens—and avoid stretching the fabric before snapping the magnetic hoops together. The MaggieFrame magnetic embroidery frame maintains consistent tension, but the stabilizer must suit the material to prevent distortion.