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

This 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.

I use this to embroider on Minky fabric when creating plush animals and toys. This works amazing and have found it hard to find in this size roll outside of amazon. I do not need to use any adhesive when embroidering on Minky just pull it tight in the hoop and away I go. Works wonders I have not experienced any downsides to this product

Very happy with this product. Im new to machine embroidery but I found this stabilizer to work great. I have already purchased more.

this light-weight stabilizer is great stuff, especially when paired with Sulky thread and embroidering on lighter material... what i like about this stabilizer is: - its water soluble - you can rip and tear the entire sheet off your work with no snipping! - its on a convenient roll - great for small workspaces

Sulky 486-12 12-Inch by 9-Yard Solvy Water Soluble Stabilizer Roll is great for finishing my wifes machine-embroidered towels, shirts, etc.

Used over fabric and stabilizer on high pile such as towels for machine embroidery. Prevents having to wash the item after sewing to remove, such as for a gift. Can be removed by tearing away.

I have used this product for over two years. It works perfectly for embroidering towels or other textured fabrics. I have even used it on non-textured fabric when I needed to restitch something to correct a dropped or skipped stitch. Highly recommend.

Sulky always has great products. This one is a bit lighter weight than Im used to, but overall is an excellent product. Its great for light weight stabalizing and for free standing lace embroideries.

I have used this brand of this product for years, and I was merely restocking my supply.

I use this for my machine embroidery projects. I mainly use it on top of fleece to keep stitches from sinking. It can easily be peeled off after project it finished or removed with a damp cloth. When removing with water it feels a bit gummy at first, but removes nicely. Its not a real heavy stabilizer. I use two to three pieces when doing fsl projects. I do recommend it, especially when working with fleece. I usually only use one piece on top of my fleece project, but have used more on more plush fabrics.