Cut Away Tender Touch Iron-On Backing White, 8 by 9 yd, June Berry (664-08)

We needed this to line a sweatshirt after an embroidery project. It was easy to use and worked well.

I have been embroidering for years... Until recently I hadnt discovered this product as a way to back my designs. In watching an educational video on embroidery, the host used Sulky Tender Touch, to back her design stating that it would give a much better finish and feel to the design. She was right, It really does! It covers the roughness of the thread, hides any flaws, and is ultra soft against the skin. No more itchy, scratchy threads against soft skin! Super simple to use, you cut off a piece to fit the size of the design you are working on, then with an iron, press it in place. Its that simple! Pros: Easy to use Ultra soft against sensitive skin Hides any flaws on the backside of the embroidery Long lasting Cons: None that I have found so far! If you embroider, then you really should use Sulky for the backside of your designs, to give your item a smooth soft feeling against the wearers skin!

Impressed with the quality. I purchased this to iron on the back of finished machine embroidery projects. Now my customers will not have the itchy feeling common with machine embroidery.

Was not what i was exspecting. I think they need to show more the type you are gettinh.

Just as described. Cant wait to use it.

This really makes the Embroidery more wearable and doesnt irritate my sons skin

Ive used this a few times and am very happy with it. As of right now I have only used it over the back of an embroidery rather than as a stabilizer while embroidering. I have been making hand embroidered baby clothes on cotton onesies and this works well. It is difficult to tell which side is the rough side that is supposed to be placed into the fabric.

One star for it being a good idea; no more stars because it doesnt work!.. I am so disappointed - I was so hoping this would seal my embroidery stiches on some tea towels I made for my granddaughter. Fortunately I did a test on a blank towel first. Much to my disappointment and dismay I found it among the laundry batch as an individual item! And it was not easy to get it to stick in the first place. Maybe it would be easier with one of those industrial pressers - but not with an iron like most of us have. Even then if it does stay on during the wash/dry cycle, whats the point. Can not recommend this product.

Very pleased

Best on the market! If you embroider towels and dont eant to hoop it or cant you can hoop this product and float your towel!