🔳 White Invisible Mesh Stabilizer - 1.5 oz, 12"x 10 Yard Roll | SuperStable Embroidery Backing Review

I have a Bother Innov-is NQ1400E embroidery machine, with an embroidery field up to 6x10. I used this mesh to embroider 6 shirts for a client. He was very fat and wore himself well. I even doubled the layers for two rather thin shirts and they embroidered beautifully. I manually slowed my machine down to 350 stitches per minute just to be on the safe side with thinner shirts. The value of this interface is amazing - I won't be ordering more for quite a while!

I was looking for a thin but strong stabilizer for embroidering children's T-shirts. That helped! I ordered beige as recommended for white shirts but found white actually looks better under a white shirt (I will use beige for my other light colored shirts). Since the shirts are thin and stretchy, I also used a tear away stabilizer for my high stitch count designs and it worked great! The design lies flat and follows the natural "fall" of the shirt. no hard, bulky fleece, translucent!

Having used almost all of my 100 yards on various projects with my Brother Dream Machine I am ready to buy another 100 yards and vowed never to go back to expensive brands my dealer or LQS. This works for me just as well as the invisible mesh versions of Floriani and Sulky. It does not stretch and lays flat in finished projects. It's easy to cut. I like the 15" width for use in my big tire. I recommend it for quilting walls, stabilizing logos and small prints on the chest of fleece vests and…