Embroidery Point. Unit of measurement, with 10 points equal to 1 mm, which is the minimum distance the pantograph can move.
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Need to get rid of loops in embroidery? Try Snag Nab-it, manufactured by Dritz, is a slender metal stick that looks like a needle with a rough surface on one end. Push the pointy side of the device through the loop and the fabric of your design. The thread catches on the rough area and pulls the loop to the inside of the garment. Use a small amount of Fray Check to stabilize the thread and you are set.
