Review on 🧵 Premium Tear Away Machine Embroidery Stabilizer: Medium Weight 1.8oz, 12" X 50 Yards Roll by Carla Anderson

Update: I've used this on a few projects I've been working on. Because it's so papery but thick, it didn't end up working as well as I would have liked. When the needle went through the fabric, i.e. through it, she stuck to the needle so that the thread came out again. I will use it for other projects but it doesn't work as well as other stabilizers I usually use (brand name starts with F and ends with i). I think if you go for something cheaper, you pay for it one way or another. Very frustrating. I usually use one of the other two brands of tear liner but I am working on a project where I need a tear liner but I don't need it to be high quality. Priced at $20 for 50 yards and 12 inches. wide, I thought this would be the perfect resource, and for what I need it's perfect. However, if I'm doing embroidery on clothing or any other important project, I wouldn't recommend this product. very papery and feels like a very stiff paper towel. I knew this would be the case when I ordered it and for what I do which is making greeting cards it is the perfect support. It tears easily and has great paper backing, so it suits my project perfectly. However, remember you get what you pay for and considering what I use it for, it's perfect. I give him three stars. , not because the thing is bad, but sufficient. In my opinion, s or any other important project is not suitable for high stitch density clothing.