Cut Away Machine Embroidery Stabilizer Backing 18"x150' 2 Rolls- White 3.5 oz - Cut into Variable Sizes - for Machine Embroidery and Hand Sewing

Embroidery Stabilizer How to Choose the Right Type of Embroidery Stabilizer for Your Fabric? A stabilizer used to support the fabric during stitching to avoid the puckering and stretching is an essential for machine embroidery. Generally, stabilizers are classified as cut away, tear away, wash away. Here we will direct you to choose the proper stabilizer for your fabric and design among New brothread machine embroidery stabilizers. embroidery stabilizerTear Away Embroidery (Medium Weight 1.8oz/3.5oz) Tear away stabilizers are used when you wish to remove most of the excess stabilizer from the back of the project after embroidery. It was recommended to be used on woven fabrics that have no stretch like quilted fabrics, 100 percent cotton, poly cotton fabrics, linen, vinyl, leather... embroidery stabilizerCut Away Embroidery (Medium Weight 3.53oz) Cut away stabilizer must be removed by cutting it away and the rest behind the stitch will remain on the fabric for the life of the design. Cut away stabilizer is considered the most stable stabilizer. It is typically recommended for unstable and stretchy fabric such as knits and high-stitch count design.

• Size: The cut away embroidery stabilizer backing is medium weight 3.5 oz, one of the best choice for most embroiderers using stable fabrics.
• Cut Stabilizer: Cut away machine embroidery stabilizer will remain forever affixed to the embroidery and will provide permanent support for the design, it retain the design's shape after repeated washing.
• Application: Best used on knits, fleece, denim and for fabric that is unstable, moves or distorts when tugged on. Great for hoop embroidery, applique, thread stretching, computerized lace embroidery and decorative stitch sewing.
• Material: 100% first-class polyester which is acid and lead free! No any itching worries even you use our cut away embroidery stabilizer on your skin-touch clothes.
• East to Use: Hoop the cut away embroidery stabilizer together with the fabric, then stitch. After finishing your project, just roughly cut the excess stabilizer from the fabric. Then using sharp scissor to trim close to the stitches.