



Sulky - 486-12 9-Yard Solvy Water Soluble stabilizer, 12 x 9.5 yd, White
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Anne Goff
> 3 dayI love this for topping my embroidery projects. Works really well to keep stitches from sinking into napped or fleece fabrics.
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Noreen
> 3 dayI use it for embroidery and it works great it washes away. Perfect for my use.
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Bookworm
> 3 daySulky has always made reliable products, and this is not an exception. I always use single layers on top of medium-weight fabric and two or three layers on top of terry cloth and have been very satisfied with the results. Bits and pieces of this stabilizer can be dissolved in water (with a little alcohol to ward off mold) and brushed on thin cottons for stability. Let it dry thoroughly before embroidering. The brushing on and drying technique can be done several times to stiffen thin fabrics. I always test on a scrap of fabric first to make sure no water marks stain the fabric.
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Cat
> 3 dayI like this product and it dose a good job. I only have one issue with it, on long nape fabrics (swirl minkie) it tends to tear along the needle line that has all ready been embroidered. It removes easy and holds up well when you set it up and stretch out the wrinkles in the hoop. All in all its a good product and I will most likely purchase it again.
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Candor
> 3 dayI use this almost exclusively for doing FSL (Free Standing Lace) embroidery. I have excellent results using this product. It holds up well and dissolves clean afterwards with warm to hot water. At 12 wide it wont fit my largest hoop but other than that, it works great.
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Jean B
> 3 dayI used this product to keep a soft, handwoven wool from stretching and moving when I appliqued silk designs to it. Worked like a charm! No distortion.
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MischievousMonsters
Greater than one weekworks great and washes off easily with just a washcloth if needed. My son was helping me and drooled over my nicely hooped ready to go and it melted it instantly where i had to start over.
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Rachel
> 3 daySaw some recommendations for Sulky to embroider detailed projects, and decided to try it out. Material was much like saran wrap - stuck to itself, difficult to lay flat, could only be written on with a permanent marker, etc. - but I kind of expected that. When it came time to embroider, there was no adhesion to the fabric. I tried pinning it down, but it was difficult to pin it completely flat and was too loose to accurately show what I was trying to embroider. I tried pressing it in my hoop, but the material was stretched too taunt and tore in places, messing up my design. This material might work for machine embroideries or other applications, but when it comes to hand embroidery, Id recommend something else. On an unrelated note, if anyone would like to buy a full roll of sulky minus a 5 x 5 square, let me know
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Laura Rhodes
Greater than one weekIt arrived quickly - Im not very patient and was glad to see it arrive so quickly. The product can be used in several different ways. Its a benefit to my quilting designs.
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Capn Mike
> 3 dayexcellent product