Soluble Machine Embroidery Stabilizer Standing Review

FSL Angel and it works very well. You definitely need a few layers for really tight projects, but tatami lace (and satin stitches) is no problem. Warm water melts it nicely. If I want the tip to be stiff, I rinse it out until it goes away, then dry it. If I want it to be soft, I rinse and pat dry, then rinse again. This second rinse seems to remove any residue. I'm glad I was able to get 10 yards as someone unfamiliar with that might not want to jump for a 50 yard throw.

Unfortunately this product is no longer available. I make tons of free standing laces and this stabilizer is the VERY best I've tried and almost all of them have been. I usually need 2 sheets, but with this stamp I only need 1 sheet. It's heavy and strong enough to handle 99% of the freestanding tips I make. At 12 inches wide, it fits in my large hoop on my Babylock Enterprise 10-needle embroidery machine. This saves me a lot of money. I hope you can tell how much I love this. Hope you get it…

UPDATE: I LOVE this stabilizer! I ran off and went to my stash to get some Pellon 541. Working EXACTLY the same way (using tailor's chalk and a light table to center the "floating" fabric with 3M double sided tape) the center of the Pellon was COMPLETELY worn away and now I have a hole! Pellon is a quality product but not as durable as this one. By the way, both are washed off in the same way. This is my goto FSL stabilizer. ———— Original Review: This is a great product. I did the math and…