12″x11.5″(305x295mm) refers to the inner hoop dimension. The actual sewing field is about 11.2″x10.7″(285x275mm).
Product Features
Super durable and strong: this embroidery machine hoop is tested for 500,000 repetitions under strict destructive testing to ensure long-lasting performance.
Ideal for all kinds of fabric hooping: this embroidery hoop magnetic design easily secures heavy, thin, fragile, stretchy, and elastic fabrics.
17+ hoop sizes from 3.9x3.9 inch/100x100mm to 17x15.5 inch/430x390mm meet all your embroidery hoops magnetic needs for various project sizes.
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Product Application
It is perfectly embroidering on large square or rectangular patterns on sweatshirts, jackets, T-shirts, jeans, and polo shirts using this machine embroidery hoop.
Ideal for pillows, home decoration, tablecloth, blanket, large bag, and embroidery patches.
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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 JOCKY models, this Sewtalent magna hoop is designed as a magnetic embroidery hoop for JOCKY embroidery machines.
- Single Head machine models: JK-C1201/ JK-BC1201/ JK-BC1501/ JK-BF900/ JK-BF1200/ JK-BF1500/ JK-C1201L/ JK-BC1201XL/ JK-C1201A
- 2 heads：JK-C1202/ JK-BC1502
- 3 heads：JK-C1203/ JK-BC1203
- 4 heads：JK-C1204/ JK-BC1504/ JK-BC1204
- 6 heads：JK-C1206/ JK-C1206H
- 8 heads：JK-C1208/ JK-C1508/ JK-C1208H
- 10 heads：JK-C1210/ JK-C1210H
- 12 heads：JK-C1212/ JK-C1212H
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More Customer Share
---From a Germany customer
How to use Sewtalent magnetic hoops on a Brother machine.
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---From a United States customer
Sewtalent magnetic hoop matches Mighty Hoop in quality at a better price.
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---From a France customer
Using the Sewtalent hoop station and magnetic hoop on a Holiauma machine—100% recommended.
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---From a Chile customer
Sewtalent magnetic hoop fits my Happy Japan multi-head machine perfectly.
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FAQs
Why is my fabric puckering in the center during embroidery, even though I hooped it tightly with the magnetic frame?
Fabric puckering usually stems from improper stabilizer selection rather than the hoop’s grip. For best embroidery results with JOCKY machines, match stabilizer weight to fabric type—use cut-away for knits and tear-away for woven materials. Avoid stretching fabric when hooping to maintain smooth tension throughout the embroidery process.
I feel like the magnetic frame is shifting slightly on the machine during high-stitch-count designs. How can I fix this?
Although Sewtalent magnetic hoops are tested for stability, minor shifting may occur if brackets are loose. Tighten all attachments on your JOCKY embroidery machine and use a suitable stabilizer. For very dense stitching or slippery materials, adding a thin non-slip liner between layers can enhance grip and prevent movement during extended embroidery runs.
Compared to my machine's original round hoop, what are the advantages of using this square magnetic frame for logos?
The square shape of this Sewtalent magnetic hoop for JOCKY embroidery machines efficiently supports logo projects that are rectangular or square. It provides a wider embroidery field, helping maximize usable area. Flat edges make alignment simpler, allowing precise placement of designs and smoother setup when using hooping stations or frame templates.
When embroidering items with a lining, like a bag, can this frame hold through multiple layers of fabric?
Yes, the Sewtalent magnetic hoop’s strong magnets and robust structure firmly secure multiple layers such as fabric, lining, and stabilizer. When used on JOCKY models like JK-BC1504 or JK-C1206, it maintains steady pressure without distorting thick materials. This results in clean, consistent stitches, even when embroidering heavy or layered textile projects.
