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Regular Cutaway Embroidery Stabilizer - 10 inch 50 yd roll
- ✅ 10" x 50 yd roll of all purpose medium weight cutaway stabilizer works well with medium to high density and large designs, delicate and stretchy fabrics. 1.8 oz (50 grams).
- ✅ A permanent stabilizer that will remain sewn to the embroidery and will provide permanent support for the design, it also helps retain the design's shape after repeated washings
- ✅ The stabilizer is a soft non-directional, non-woven cutaway made of 100% polyester. It has a soft skin-friendly feel. Perfect for home and commercial embroidery machines
- ✅ Very easy to use. Simply hoop the cut away embroidery stabilizer together with the fabric, then stitch. After finishing your project, cut the excess stabilizer trimming close to the stitches
- ✅ This stabilizer is a medium weight 1.8 oz (50 grams) cut away which is perfect for most stitch density projects. For extra stability and performance for very high stitch counts, you can you can use more than one layer.
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- ✅ 10" x 50 yd roll of all purpose medium weight cutaway stabilizer works well with medium to high density and large designs, delicate and stretchy fabrics. 1.8 oz (50 grams).
- ✅ A permanent stabilizer that will remain sewn to the embroidery and will provide permanent support for the design, it also helps retain the design's shape after repeated washings
- ✅ The stabilizer is a soft non-directional, non-woven cutaway made of 100% polyester. It has a soft skin-friendly feel. Perfect for home and commercial embroidery machines
- ✅ Very easy to use. Simply hoop the cut away embroidery stabilizer together with the fabric, then stitch. After finishing your project, cut the excess stabilizer trimming close to the stitches
- ✅ This stabilizer is a medium weight 1.8 oz (50 grams) cut away which is perfect for most stitch density projects. For extra stability and performance for very high stitch counts, you can you can use more than one layer.
