13 with fig1 illustrating the ears in place on engaged embroidery hoops for a more complete understanding of the invention and its operation turning now to the drawings sewing apparatus 20 consisting of a multi head sewing machine is shown in fig1 having pantograph 21 movably attached thereto pantograph 21 is a single rail t shaped pantograph which is moved by drive mechanism 22 as shown in fig2 sewing apparatus 20 includes twelve 12 sewing heads 35 or stations pantograph 21 is controlled by drive mechanism 22 as more clearly illustrated in fig2 drive mechanism 22 includes belts 23 23 39 which move transverse member 24 for directing drive rollers 25 to and from the machine controls generally shown at 26 as further seen in fig2 transverse member 24 through belts 23 23 39 is driven by dual electric motors 27 27 39 which are united by a central shaft not shown motor 27 drives shaft 28 and pulley 90 whereas motor 27 39 drives shaft 28 39 and pulley 90 39 sewing table 29 as seen in fig1 includes a series of five 5 slots 30 through which roller axles 31 pass see fig4 rollers 25 fit within u shaped channel 32 of pantograph drive end 33 as illustrated in fig4 and 5 as further shown in fig3 pantograph 21 is t shaped and includes a somewhat wedge shaped drive end 33 having a series of raised ribs 34 therealong ribs 34 strengthen drive end 33 and prevent it from warping during rapid motion of the high speed sewing operations as.