Nurge plastic embroidery hoops without screw

We recommend choosing embroidery hoops with a diameter 2–4 cm larger than the size of the embroidery itself. Make sure there is extra fabric allowance around all edges of the design, as this ensures stable tension and helps prevent stitch distortion.

Experienced embroiderers often choose wooden models (such as Sirin Kasnak), as they are considered the most versatile, durable, and gentle on the fabric. At the same time, modern plastic hoops from brands like Nurge or Hello are just as reliable and provide perfectly firm tension.

Yes, we offer attractive conditions for wholesale buyers. On our website, in the “Wholesale Price Lists” section, you will find separate offers for each product category. For detailed consultation and order placement, please contact our manager by phone at +38 097 867-31-15.

For small projects, classic embroidery hoops are more convenient because they are lightweight and portable. However, for larger projects, many embroiderers prefer Calin snap frames (hoop frames). They have a wider gripping surface, which helps reduce fabric creasing and prevents hand fatigue from holding a narrow hoop.

Yes, the embroidery hoops available on the website are easy to use and suitable even for those who are just starting to embroider.

Yes, these embroidery hoops are suitable for satin stitch embroidery. They provide sufficient fabric tension, which is essential for even and neat stitches. For satin stitch, medium-sized round or square hoops are especially convenient, as they allow better control over the embroidery process.

For long working sessions and micro embroidery, metal spring hoops by Nurge are especially popular. These hoops are highly valued by embroiderers who work with delicate fabrics and fine details.

A cover is not mandatory, but it is highly recommended. It protects the fabric and finished work from dust and dirt and is convenient for storing and transporting embroidery hoops. A cover is especially useful if you are working on a project in several stages. And it looks beautiful too!