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

I use this soluble stabilizer with tulle and do thread painting to embellish my art quilts. It works wonderfully. I can draw on the stabilizer, lay the tulle on top and put in an embroidery hoop. While its held in place I can free form stitch with a darning foot. Ive added leaves, ferns, trees, necklaces and more on top of my pieced quilt without the danger of ruining the quilt with stitches that dont quite do what I wanted them to.

works 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.

easy to use

Sulky has never failed me. Have tried others but always come back. Quickly dissolves, substantial thickness to work with and just works great for my needs.

Im enjoying this stabilizer. Although its water soluble, it also tears away very easily. I mostly use it as a top floating piece due to the detail and depth of some of the embroidery designs I use. They are very detailed with lots of colors. This helps a lot. And it does wash out well too.

Use this Sulky Solvy Water Soluble stabilizer whenever you are machine embroidering anything with a nap, like towels, fleece, etc. The solvy holds the nap down while the machine embroiders so there is not poke thorough of fabric while embroidering. If you have a baste-in-the-hoop function on your embroidery machine, you should baste this down on top of your hooped fabric and stabilizer. If you are embroidering stand alone lace designs, you will want to hoop at least two layers, depending on the density of your design. Most of the time the extra stabilizer just pulls away from the stitches when you are done. I would recommend removing as much excess stabilizer as you can before washing your finished product. It is easy to use, and is a light film. When washed it is completely gone from your embroidery. Every machine embroidery owner needs a good water soluble stabilizer and Sulky has one here.

Works well for the tops of my towels when embroidered dissolves well .

I used this for sewing the edges of lycra and it was awesome. I found that if I used a piece that was 2 wide I could even reuse the rest that I tore off.

LOVE this product. Use it on sher fabric and no rips.Beading was easy to use.

This is perfect for embroidering on towels or any fabric with a nap. When I embroider on towels, I use this on the front and back so that there is no stabilizer showing anywhere. A tip - to remove any little bits and pieces, you dont need to wash the item, just mist it with your iron, lay a paper towel over the embroidery and iron. The little pieces will all come off on the paper towel and not your iron. Easy peasy