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There are many ways to finish the back of your hoop, making it ready for display. Everyone has their favorite, but mine is to back my hoops with felt. I like knowing that not only is my embroidery back secure and won’t accidentally get snagged on something, but also that the felt protects the wall a bit. Here is how I do it:  Trim your embroidered fabric so that there is about 1/2” – 1” allowance sticking out around the edge of the hoop. Using the inside of the hoop to trace, cut out 1 or 2 circles of felt that are the same size as the inside of your hoop. (Optional) If you have light fabric, I like to take felt circle #1 and simply place it inside the back of the hoop up against the back of the

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