Threadart No Show Fusible Mesh | 9.5 x 10 yd roll | For Machine Embroidery | A Nearly Invisble Embroidery Backing | Iron On Cutaway
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Carleton Feest
> 3 dayEasy to use. Excess was easily removable. Would have preferred heavier weight.
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Linda Wallace
> 3 dayGood product use very often for machine embroidery
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Heart4Nrsg
> 3 dayThis stabilizer works great for whatever you are embroidering and gives the added stability for those lightweight fabrics. Highly recommend!
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clh-wfromOH
> 3 dayI was paying twice as much at my local store and was so happy that this is just like what I was using.
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Anita Wallick
> 3 daygreat product worked perfectly.
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Tracee Cribb
> 3 dayPerfect for embroidery on a child’s shirt!
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Clay Shooter
> 3 dayI was struggling a bit to get a good mesh/backer for performance-type fabrics (Under Armor or similar) that held everything together and wouldnt let things bunch up when sewn. Works pretty well - best one Ive tried so far. I know professional shops can get another type thats a little thicker which seems like it would be better, but I havent been able to try it.
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tim
> 3 daygreat
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Lori Chvojka
> 3 dayJust wish I had ordered the fuseable type.
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Kime
> 3 dayI use for machine embroidery on kitchen towels. It works great.
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Smooth and Silky Stitching
The choice of stabilizer can make or break an embroidery project. A stabilizer that supports the fabric or the design stitch density or size makes machine embroidery stitches look good.
Prevent Puckering and Stretching
Essential for machine embroidery, stabilizer is used to support the fabric during the stitching process to prevent puckering or stretching from occurring.
Prevents Thread Breaks
Thread, fabric, and the embroidery design are carefully chosen. Stabilizer is the unsung hero of machine embroidery. Choosing the right stabilizer for your project is important for a smooth, successful design.
Please see our handy reference guide below for help choosing the right stabilizer for your project.
