🧵 Pellon 2301S Print-Stitch-Dissolve Stabilizer for Embroidery, 8.5x11", White, Pack of 12 Review

Absolutely the worst water soluble product I have ever used. While tapping .delete was great, it was impossible. Wash twice after soaking. It was still under the embroidery. I spend 3 days with tweezers, pulling out tiny scraps of fabric from under each seam of my pre-photo shoot sample. If I hadn't been working against the timeline; I would start over and let the whole project fail. Pellon makes excellent stabilizers and batting for quilts. But I will never buy this water soluble material…

That's a great idea, but it doesn't work! Bought as a quilt template. It goes through the printer with no problems. There is no way to stick to the fabric - I had to use a fixing spray. Soak "paper" after sewing. Large uncrosslinked pieces dissolved immediately. BUT haven't done any bits for the firmware. I had a thick strip of white product stuck to the seams. I repeated the soak. I ran through the washing machine. I rubbed with a soft toothbrush. Nothing worked. Oh yes, I could scrape some of

I thought I would get a great price on a product I have used before. Instead, it consists of nothing more than a sheet of paper that had to be glued to the nitrogen, which did little to help my project and required two days of soaking to then remove "mostly" the paper from my stitching. Of course I made an intricate pattern, but this product was a waste of money. After I printed I had to use [the pattern also seemed to flow making the lines hard to see] as I had to make some Christmas gifts and