Sulky - 486-12 9-Yard Solvy Water Soluble stabilizer, 12 x 9.5 yd, White

This worked but not as well as I would have wished. The adhesion is not as sturdy as what I actually needed but with a little contrivance I was able to make it work.

This product is very thin. I purchased for a free standing lace project; I had to use 6 layers because the needle kept ripping the stabilizer. Might be good as a top layer.

I am glad I followed my friends recommendation to purchase this product! Great for machine embroidering on knits and fleece!

I was embroidering stars and the moon onto my husbands coveralls that he wears to the desert using his telescope and going to meetings of his astronomy group. I needed a way to put the pattern onto his dark navy heavy knit cotton coveralls and this worked like a charm. And then, I just stuck it in water and in less than two seconds it was gone. It was amazing. It just disappeared. I was very impressed, kinda sprinting through the house to tell my husband how well it disappeared. (I get a little excited over simple things :) ) So if you have a big project that you cant put a pattern directly on this is the stuff to use. I highly recommend it. Very easy to work with also.

Great product used it on a super fuzzy sweater and end result was great

The idea is good, but this material isnt quite as usable as it sounds. Pattern transfer and placement on the fabric works well. And the film dissolves very easily after work is finished, but this also makes the product useless in warm weather or higher humidity - The moment your fingers start to sweat a little or there is too much moisture in the air, the Solvy starts to disintegrate, so every time a needle is pushed through from below, it does not pass through the film, but pushes it up in a gooey, stretchy tent. Eventually the film rips and sticks to the needle in small globs. I guess, I will do my summer embroidery in the fridge...

I will not monogram without it! Makes stitches look smoother

Makes embroidery on towels much nicer and easier.

I got this for FSL projects. The instructions say to use 3 layers for FSL and I did. I was using a new #11 needle. On the first outline pass it tore loose and jammed my machine. I had to take a chance to disassemble it so I could finish Christmas projects. ONLY USE THIS ON TOP OF YOUR WORK!

We needed water-soluble material to hold my Mama Ritas ashes before throwing them into the ocean. We made seven bags for seven scattering tubes. This allowed us to pitch an entire tube (also water soluble/biodegradable) or just throw the bag. This worked GREAT!