Sulky - 486-12 9-Yard Solvy Water Soluble stabilizer, 12 x 9.5 yd, White
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Melinda Pickett
> 3 dayThis is the first time Ive used this product and it was great. So many easy to follow videos on youtube. The one thing it didnt do was stick to the fabric but Im not sure if we bought the right type for that. As soon as you start stitching, it stays in place no problem. Great way to transfer the pattern without having to worry about disappearing ink, etc. I will use this a lot more.
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Kindle Customer
> 3 dayI have used this brand of this product for years, and I was merely restocking my supply.
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Berryblue
> 3 dayStabilizer was packaged well. Ive used it numerous time to embroider images on bibs. The only thing I was surprised was the gooey feel as your rinsing it. However was told to expect that from water soluble stabilizer. Other than that product is as describe and would definitely purchase from this provider again.
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Laura Rhodes
> 3 dayIt 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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reap
> 3 dayThis is okay if you are doing embroidery say for the eyes of a stuffed animal. However, I mainly got this to use for a free standing lace project. As other reviewers have stated, this is not the item for that. It shreds when placed alone in the embroidery hoop. If you need a dissolving stabilizer for freestanding lace, go with sulkly ultra solvy or vilene.
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E
> 3 dayIf you are looking to hand embroider small things, perhaps look into the one with adhesive backing. My first impression when I opened the package was that it smells like glue. It just kind of felt and acted like a roll of dried glue. Tracing the design onto it wasnt too hard but it was tricky as it kept slipping around. While embroidering, I found that the material is a bit gummy. My needle would go through the fabric but not the stabilizer unless I stab really hard. This ended up stretching the stabilizer which messed up the alignment of my design. I did enjoy watching it dissolve though. Maybe I didnt like it because i am still a beginner. I think this is more fit for people who already have experience with a similar material.
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Sarah E. Bailey
> 3 daySulky is my go to brand for any type of machine embroidery stabilizer. I have never had any problems and it works great for free standing lace. I also use this on top of towels when I embroider.
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whatnextk
> 3 dayIve been using the Sulky Solvy Water Soluble Stabilizer Roll for my embroidery projects, and its been a game changer. The roll is easy to use and can be cut to any size, which is great for customizing to my needs. The water-soluble feature means that I can simply wash it away once Im done stitching, without any residue or damage to my fabric. I also appreciate that its sturdy enough to hold up during embroidery, but still easy to tear away after washing. Overall, I highly recommend this stabilizer roll to any embroidery enthusiast looking for a reliable and versatile product.
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Torqwrench
> 3 dayGreat for use on towels and fleece. Washes right off and its very easy to use. Ive bought the same brand many times from different retailers and get the same great results.
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Wolf
> 3 dayI 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!