Vista Fusible Tearaway Stabilizer - 2.2 oz, 13" x 100yd Roll is perfect for use on light-weight woven fabrics. Being bound to the fabric helps it prevent movement or slippage while embroidering better than non-fusible stabilizers or backings. It can also eliminate puckering while stitching applique or sequins, or when embroidering fairly dense designs on delicate fabrics.
Perfect for sheer fabrics, knits, fleece and more, Vista Fusible Tearaway Stabilizer will securely hold stitches in place without the need for messy spray-adhesives which can leave a residue on needles, hoops, and fabrics.
To use, simply cut a piece of Vista Fusible Tearaway Stabilizer large enough to be hooped. Use a low heat setting (Silk setting, or approximately 260 degrees F) to press the stabilizer to the garment - press for about 5 - 10 seconds. Do not stretch the garment while applying the stabilizer. For dense designs on delicate fabrics you may want to use two layers of stabilizer. After embroidering, simply tear away the excess!
Item Name: Vista 2.2 Oz Fusible Tear Away Backing 13"x100yd Roll
Item Number: T1075F-33CMx100YD
Item Price: $46.51
Vista Fusible Tearaway Stabilizer - 2.2 oz, 13 x 100yd Roll is perfect for use on light-weight woven fabrics. Being bound to the fabric helps it prevent movement or slippage while embroidering better than non-fusible stabilizers or backings. It can also eliminate puckering while stitching applique or sequins, or when embroidering fairly dense designs on delicate fabrics.Perfect for sheer fabrics, knits, fleece and more, Vista Fusible Tearaway Stabilizer will securely hold stitches in place without the need for messy spray-adhesives which can leave a residue on needles, hoops, and fabrics.To use, simply cut a piece of Vista Fusible Tearaway Stabilizer large enough to be hooped. Use a low heat setting (Silk setting, or approximately 260 degrees F) to press the stabilizer to the garment - press for about 5 - 10 seconds. Do not stretch the garment while applying the stabilizer. For dense designs on delicate fabrics you may want to use two layers of stabilizer. After embroidering, simply tear away the excess!