Bernette Embroidery Hoops

Compatibility depends on your specific Bernette model and embroidery needs. The Bernette b70 DECO and b79 come with three embroidery hoops which are  Small for compact designs, Medium for mid-sized motifs, and Large for designs up to 260 x 160 mm without re-hooping. 

Then Bernette also has magnetic embroidery hoops like the Snap Hoop Monster the hooping process and are compatible with the bernette 79 Yaya Han Edition, bernette 79, and bernette 70 DECO. These hoops are available in Small (100 x 100 mm), Medium (130 x 180 mm), and Large (140 x 260 mm), making them ideal for quick adjustments and continuous embroidery projects.

To determine the right hoop for your machine, consult the Bernette Accessory Catalog, visit authorized dealers for expert guidance, or check official Bernette resources for updated compatibility charts. Choosing the right embroidery hoop ensures precision, efficiency, and a seamless stitching experience.

Small Hoop - Size: 100 x 100 mm, Ideal for smaller, detailed designs.

Medium Hoop - Size: 130 x 180 mm, Perfect for medium-sized motifs and designs.

Large Hoop - Size: 140 x 260 mm, Accommodates larger designs and allows for continuous embroidery without the need for re-hooping.

No, Bernina embroidery hoops are not compatible with Bernette embroidery machines.

Choosing the right embroidery hoop size is crucial for ensuring precise and efficient stitching in your embroidery projects. Larger hoops allow for stitching expansive designs without the need for rehooping, while smaller hoops offer better control for intricate, detailed designs. The correct hoop size helps keep fabric taut, preventing sagging or puckering, which improves stitch accuracy. It also ensures the fabric remains stable, reducing the risk of misalignment or uneven stitching. Additionally, different fabric types benefit from specific hoop sizes; for example, lightweight materials may require tighter holds, while thicker fabrics work better with larger hoops. By selecting the appropriate hoop size, you optimize machine settings, reduce the need for excessive rehooping, and ultimately achieve cleaner, more accurate results.

Follow these steps for precise placement and stable stitching:

Choose the Correct Hoop Size - Select the appropriate hoop size based on your fabric and design. Refer to your machine's instructions and design specifications for the best fit.

Prepare the Fabric and Stabilizer - Cut your fabric slightly larger than the hoop. For stabilizers, cut a piece that’s larger than the hoop size, using a stabilizer suited for your fabric type (tear-away, cut-away, or water-soluble).

Layer the Fabric and Stabilizer - Place the stabilizer first, then lay the fabric on top, ensuring it’s smooth and wrinkle-free. For stretch fabrics, use a more supportive stabilizer to avoid stretching during embroidery. Align the fabric and stabilizer properly.

Loosen the Hoop - Separate the inner and outer rings of the embroidery hoop. Loosen the outer ring to allow enough space to fit the fabric and stabilizer inside.

Position the Fabric in the Hoop - Place the fabric and stabilizer inside the inner hoop, ensuring it is centered and aligned correctly for your design. Smooth the fabric, ensuring it is not twisted or bunched up.

Place the Outer Hoop Over the Inner Hoop - Once the fabric is positioned, place the outer hoop over the inner hoop. Press the hoops together gently but firmly to ensure the fabric is evenly tensioned.

Tighten the Hoop - Tighten the outer ring of the hoop, making sure the fabric is taut but not overly stretched. You should feel slight tension without puckering or shifting.

Check the Alignment - Double-check the fabric alignment. Ensure it’s centered and placed as you want the design to appear. Use a fabric marking tool or template for precision.

Place the Hoop on the Embroidery Machine - Once the fabric is secure, place the hoop on the Bernette embroidery machine. Ensure the design area aligns with the machine’s stitching field and adjust settings as needed.

Bernette embroidery hoops are designed to handle a wide range of fabric types. The b79 model, for example, includes an adjustable presser foot pressure feature, allowing the machine to automatically adjust to different fabric thicknesses. This ensures the right amount of pressure for both lightweight and heavy materials, while also offering the option to manually set the pressure for more control.

For delicate fabrics like velvet, leather, or vinyl, Bernette offers the Snap Hoop Monster, a magnetic embroidery hoop that holds fabric securely without leaving pressure marks. It also makes it easy to move the fabric once an area is completed, without having to re-clamp. Additionally, the Snap Hoop Monster is perfect for bulky fabrics like jackets, providing the flexibility to work with various thicknesses.

The Darning/Embroidery Foot is a must-have for free-motion sewing for tasks like darning, monogramming, and creating decorative stitches. When paired with an embroidery hoop, it helps stabilize the fabric, improving both precision and ease. This foot is compatible with Bernette models like the b77, b79, and b05.

The Embroidery Hoop S is ideal for smaller embroidery projects, offering precision for quilting tasks that require detailed work, embroidering on sleeves or narrow areas, this hoop includes a template to ensure accurate design placement.

Choosing the right Bernette embroidery hoop is essential for achieving the best results. Here’s what to consider:

Start by ensuring the hoop is compatible with your Bernette embroidery machine model. Using the wrong hoop can lead to stitching issues. For example, the Bernette Embroidery Hoop 120 x 180 mm is designed specifically for the Deco B79 and B70.

Next, consider the hoop size based on your project. Small hoops, like the Embroidery Hoop S, are great for compact designs and tight spaces, such as sleeves. Medium hoops, such as the 120 x 180 mm hoop, work well for tote bags and cushion covers. If you’re working on large, intricate patterns for home textiles or garments, the Embroidery Hoop L (160 x 260 mm) provides more space without frequent re-hooping.

Think about the fabric type and thickness. Delicate or thick materials require specialized hoops. The Snap Hoop Monster, with its magnetic system, prevents fabric damage while securing materials like velvet, leather, or quilts.

For precise design placement, opt for hoops with templates and grids. These help align multiple designs or intricate patterns accurately.

Finally, always check your Bernette machine’s manual for recommended hoop sizes and types to ensure compatibility and optimal embroidery performance.

No, Topstitch doesn’t offer Bernette Embroidery Hoops in Bundles, each hoop is sold separately

You can initiate return for Bernette Embroidery Hoops within 30 Days from date of purchase.

Orders are processed within 1–2 business days (excluding weekends and holidays) after you receive your confirmation email. Shipping within the USA typically takes 2–3 days, depending on your location. Once your order ships, you’ll receive a tracking number via email.

After each use, wipe away any fabric lint, stabilizer residue, or adhesive with a soft, lint-free cloth. If using temporary spray adhesives, clean build-up with a specialized cleaner, Spray it on, let it sit for a few minutes, then wipe it off.

For a deep clean, soak the hoop in warm, soapy water for 15–20 minutes, then gently scrub with a soft brush or cloth. Rinse thoroughly and dry completely before use.

Avoid harsh chemicals that can damage the hoop’s surface. Regularly inspect for cracks or warping, and store in a dry, dust-free area to maintain its shape.

For optimal embroidery results, ensure proper hooping by aligning fabric and stabilizer flatly without stretching, then securing with the hoop’s screw. Enhance grip by binding the inner hoop with bias tape or using double-sided tape to prevent slippage. Choose stabilizers that suit your fabric and design, such as adhesive-backed options for added security. Maintain your hoop by regularly cleaning off lint and adhesive residue and inspecting for wear. For tricky items like thick fabrics or small areas, use the floating method by hooping only the stabilizer and securing fabric with temporary adhesive or a machine's basting box feature.

Authorized Bernette dealers are your best bet for genuine parts and expert advice. They ensure you get the right components for your machine. Visit Topstitch in Missouri today and consult our experts for replacement part for Bernette.