Tear Away Machine Embroidery Stabilizer Backing 8x8 - 100 Precut Sheets - Medium Weight 1.8 oz- Fits 4x4 and 6x6 Hoops
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Kristine L Venzke
> 24 hourReally liked this product
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Alisa D Clark
> 24 hourIt is just as described and I will buy it again.
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GGoldwire/Phila
> 24 hourExcellent product. Would recommend it an purchasing it from this seller.
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Jaynee
> 24 hourWhile looking for sew in interfacing to make masks, I had a hard time finding the recommended brands and decided to give this a try. I made two patterns- the standard pleated square and the Olson mask, opting for the second since it has a pocket (in case this didnt work out). I washed the interfacing by hand to see if it could even hold up to water, then cut it, basted it, and made my masks. They turned out stiffer than those Id initially made with fusible interfacing, but felt like they filtered the air better- Id say slightly more than a standard dust mask (bear in mind this is all subjective). On the pleated masks this added quite a bit more bulk to the pleats, so going slow is important (or use your walking foot if you have it). After they were made and used I hand washed them in hot water (about 140°F) and disinfectant and hung them to dry. The masks felt just as sturdy and stable as they did pre-wash, though they did need a quick press. As for whether these are suitable for hospitals, Im unsure, as I currently make masks for friends and family. In terms of allergens, Im a rather allergic person (hah) and had no trouble with this material. Your mileage may vary, however. At minimum its probably best to make sure to encase the interfacing between two layers of fabric. I plan to keep making masks, and Im so glad I found this material. Edit: meant to say, I also basted this in to the face pattern pieces of the Olson mask, so as not to worry about adding filters, and it worked wonders. Be sure to trim the corners before turning!
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D. Phelps
> 24 hourI purchased this stabilizer in the past and it was running out. It works great, so I bought more!
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Laura Werkema
> 24 hourI am using for embroidery, but it is a lighter one
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Judith A Bowen
> 24 hourworks great for what Im using it for
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Ms. Nyasia Bogan
> 24 hourHeld up well with multe applica designs, tore away easily and left no visible signs of it.
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Darlene
> 24 hourPerfect for embroidery
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kerry cruze
> 24 hourGreat product
How to Choose the Right Type of Embroidery Stabilizer for Your Fabric?
A stabilizer used to support the fabric during stitching to avoid the puckering and stretching is an essential for machine embroidery. Generally, stabilizers are classified as cut away, tear away, wash away. Here we will direct you to choose the proper stabilizer for your fabric and design among New brothread machine embroidery stabilizers.
Tear Away Embroidery (Medium Weight 1.8oz)
Tear away stabilizers are used when you wish to remove most of the excess stabilizer from the back of the project after embroidery.
It was recommended to be used on woven fabrics that have no stretch like quilted fabrics, 100 percent cotton, poly cotton fabrics, linen, vinyl, leather...
Cut Away Embroidery (Medium Weight 2.5oz)
Cut away stabilizer must be removed by cutting it away and the rest behind the stitch will remain on the fabric for the life of the design.
Cut away stabilizer is considered the most stable stabilizer.
It is typically recommended for unstable and stretchy fabric such as knits and high-stitch count design.
Wash Away Embroidery Stabilizer (Light Weight 1.5oz)
If your project requires no traces of the stabilizer to be left after embroidery, you must use a wash away stabilizer.
The strength of support offered by a wash away stabilizer is significantly less than cut away or tear away stabilizers.
Wash away embroidery stabilizer is recommended for lightweight fabric and Free Standing Lace.
No Show Mesh Embroidery Stabilizer (Light Weight 1.8oz)
No Show Mesh is also a kind of cutaway embroidery stabilizer which will remain forever fixed to your fabric but it is sheer and semi-transparent which is not for very heavy design.
No show mesh stabilizer is recommended for light colored fabrics.
It is extremely soft for baby garment and some fabric when soft is a very important consideration.
Water Soluble Topping Film (Light Weight 25Mircon))
Water Soluble Toppings are used only on the top of the fabric to control the nap of the fabric. It is best used on napped fabrics such as towels, knits, velvets, or velveteens to prevent the stitch sinking into fabric. They are too lightweight to be used as the backing stabilizer.
Fusible Iron On Embroidery Stabilizer (Light&Medium Weight)
Fusible Iron On stabilizer has a side with shiny coating which can be ironed to the wrong side to the fabric, so it can be fix to the fabric without a hoop.
Using Fusible Iron On stabilizer will prevent stretching of the fabric during the hooping process.
Black Machine Embroidery Stabilizer Backing
Black embroidery stabilizer is very useful on similarly colored garments or fabrics.
New brothread supply 3 kinds of black embroidery stabilizer: black cut away, black tear away, black no show mesh.
Sticky Self-Adhesive Tear Away Embroidery Stabilizer Backing
Sticky Tear Away Embroidery Stabilizer is a self-adhesive tear away embroidery stabilizer which is very ideal to use on fabrics that can’t be hooped or too small to fit in a hoop. Our sticky tear away embroidery stabilizer can be torn away easily yet provides adequate stability, leaving no tears and residue.
New brothread Machine Embroidery Stabilizer Series
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Cut Away Embroidery Stabilizers
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Tear Away Embroidery Stabilizers
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Wash Away Embroidery Stabilizers
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No Show Mesh Embroidery Stabilizers
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| Cut Away Embroidery Stabilizer | Tear Away Embroidery Stabilizer | Wash Away Embroidery Stabilizer | No Show Mesh Embroidery Stabilizer | Fusible Iron On Embroidery Stabilizer | |
| Cut Away Embroidery Stabilizer | Tear Away Embroidery Stabilizer | Wash Away Embroidery Stabilizer | No Show Mesh Embroidery Stabilizer | Fusible Iron On Embroidery Stabilizer |