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Your cart is empty.Perfect for hand embroidery stitching and traditional embroidery. Embroidery Hoop consist of 2 hoops (inner and outer hoop). The edge of the inner hoop grips the fabric firmly keeping it taut. Screw cover on outer hoop keeps threads on edge of the fabric from tangling. Lightweight and easy to use. 4-3/4"/12cm.
Rose-marie Weywadt
Reviewed in Sweden on March 26, 2025
Håller inte fast tyget ordentligt. Bra idé men behöver förbättras...
Brian K.
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2024
Easy to tighten. This product was as described and works great! The quality was excellent and I have shared it with so many people. I liked it so much I plan to place an additional order. Definitely worth the price!
Evelyn A. Tuccitto
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2024
Does not hold the fabric tightly and is kind of bulky.
Vendethiel
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2021
I love Clover embroidery stuff. This hoop is lovely and works beautifully. Small and compact for little projects.
marsha hokoana
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2020
The clover embroidery hoop is great!!! It’s got a strong hold on the fabric and stays taught for quite awhile. Much better than the old fashion wood hoops plus you don’t have the splinters to catch your fabric on. I like that the tightening nob is inside and not sticking out to catch on my fabric. If they had a larger one I would buy it but they don’t have one. Great product that will last a long time.
Jennifer R.
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2020
Very sturdy and easy to use for counted cross stitch. The lip on the edge of the inner ring really helps keep the tension on the fabric while stitching. I also love that it doesn't catch my thread on the mechanism. I'm thinking of getting the larger one 7" as I will be trying some other types of embroidery soon where it might be nice not to move the hoop around the fabric as often.
Babfont
Reviewed in France on August 17, 2017
J'ai acheté ce petit tambour uniquement pour les voyages. Je suis ravie de cet achat. Il prend peu de place mais la toile est très bien tendue, il tient dans une petite pochette avec le diagramme et les fils, impec.J'ai pu le tester lors de 20h de vol ou quelques jours de Paquebot 👍👍. L'aiguille bien coincée à l'intérieur du tambour, un coupe-fil pour remplacer les ciseaux et nickel pour passer les portiques.
diananan
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 15, 2016
This is so much better than I expected! Clover products often surprise me, but this is so well designed. The outer hoop is reversible, which would be a problem, except that they have thought of that and put instructions on both sides showing which way to turn the screw mechanism. Just brilliant, and it means you don't have to fiddle around getting it all the right way round.I usually check that the inner ring is th right way up, and slip that underneath my work, and into position. (It has a lip on one side, on the outside of the ring.) Once the inner ring is in the best position I can quickly slip the outer one over the work without even looking at it, only looking at the instructions, near the screw mechanism, once I am happy with the placement. The instructions then tell me plainly to turn the screw either for open or close.The screw mechanism is easy to turn, and satisfyingly neat in the product, and unlikely to snag on your thread.Yay Clover!
Loje
Reviewed in Germany on November 22, 2016
Auf der Suche nach einem etwas kleineren Stickrahmen mit dem man auch mal einen Ärmel oder Kinderkleidung besticken möchte bin ich auf diesen Stickrahmen gestoßen. Ausschlaggebend neben der Größe des Rahmens war auch die verdeckte Stellschraube. Ich habe in der Vergangenheit die Erfahrung gemacht, dass eine unverdeckte Stellschraube auch mal den Stoff einreist oder sich die Fäden darin verheddern. Doch hier liegt auch das (kleine) Problem. Ich sehe nie wie weit die Schraube nun gedreht ist und so kommt es, dass ich die schraube immer wieder zu fest oder zu lasch einspanne. Bin wahrscheinlich auch nur das Augenmaß gewohnt, daher von mir 1 Stern Abzug weil es mich etwas langsamer macht. Aber kein verheddern der Fäden mehr.Insgesamt ein tolles Produkt mir Kaufempfehlung
S Wallis
Reviewed in Canada on November 14, 2016
I have at least 4 of these hoops and recommend it to everyone. The smaller size is great for arthritic hands to hold and turn. The thread never gets caught with the built in tightener. Holds your muslin taut. I currently run an embroidery class for seniors and they love this hoop. This is also the best price you will find for this product anywhere.
Ellen S. Wilds
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2012
My grandmother taught me to embroider when I was a child, so that with more than a half century of experience with needlecrafts I know when a hoop works well. This is a good design. The screw that controls the tension is easy to turn and provides fingertip control over the hoop. The fabric is held tightly with no slippage. I can recommend this hoop to beginners and masters alike.
G. Dawson
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2010
I've been using wooden frames for stitching projects every since I started stitching years ago. I became used to the annoyance of the slipping frames, the loose canvas, and the splintering wood. Finally, I got frustrated enough to try this plastic frame. This new type of frame was a revelation to me! The screw mechanism is easy to use and does not snag on threads. Even better, the frame never slips once it is tightened in place. The interlocking plastic rings allow for a very tight stretch to the canvas, which makes stitching so much easier. I highly recommend this product.
jbr
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2009
I REALLY like this hoop a lot. I have it in 4" and 7" sizes. I'm embroidering silk, so it's import for there not to be anything for the fabric or thread to catch on. The plastic is smooth, with no rough plastic seams. I really like the covered screw for tightening, it's easy to use and never gets in the way of my thread.The ONLY reason I docked a star is probably my fault. When I removed one of my pieces of silk, the threads in the fabric had puled and separated. I'm learning that there are other techniques to use when placing the fabric in the hoop, that keep the fabric taut, but avoid this kind of wear (like wrapping the two hoops in strips of cotton, or winding masking tape around both hoops, or using tissue paper between the fabric and the hoop).I've been generally pleased with embroidery tools from Clover.
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