Use this spray sparingly! This product is
indispensable when you are embroidering as well as quilting!
We spray our stabilizer lightly with the kk200 and stick it
under the hoop to the back side of the garment. It holds in
place until stitching is completed then we trim.
Use KK200 to baste your quilt layers together or to hold
your tackle twill in place until you satin stitch around
them. The uses for the WONDERFUL product never cease to
amaze me! I find new things every day!
Stabilizers
(Made in the USA except where noted)
Tear Away
This is the mid weight tear-away stabilizer that is torn away
from the back of the embroidery design after completion. The
white tear away
stabilizer will wash away while the black will remain under the embroidery for the life of the
embroidery.
#M1525 1.5 oz. Tearaway,
19"x25 yds COLOR: Black Price: $12.70
/ Roll
By the Yard:
Price: $.65 / yard
#M1525 1.5 oz. Tearaway / Washaway
19"x25 yds
COLOR: White Price: $12.50 / Roll
#2020 2 oz. Tearaway / Washaway 19"x25
yds
COLOR: White Price: $14.88/ Roll
By the Yard:
Price: $.79 / yard
Cutaway
This is a light to medium weight cut-away that should be trimmed
close to the embroidery and will be attached for the life of the
embroidery.
#M8825
2.5 oz. Cutaway,
23"x25 yds
COLOR: White Price: $21.44 / Roll
By the Yard:
Price: $1.19 / yard
#M8820
2 oz. Cutaway 23"x25 yds
COLOR: White Price: $19.69 / Roll
By the Yard:
Price: $1.09/ yard
#M9925 2.5 oz.Cutaway 19"x25
yds
COLOR: Black Price: $20.13 / Roll
By the Yard:
Price: $1.05 / yard
Solvy
(Imported from Germany)
40" Clear Water-Soluble plastic film
An invisible stabilizer that is used on top of
any fabric that has a pile such as terry, corduroy, polar
fleece, velvet, etc. This stabilizer is used to keep the pile
flattened while you stitch not allowing the pile to pop out of
your stitches. This stabilizer will wash away completely
$2.14 / yard
Dissolve
by
HCC 20" White Water soluble non woven
This is a tear-away stabilizer used under (on back side) of your
embroidery. This stabilizer will completely wash away. This
could be used on baby items or in addition to solvy for a
stabile temporary fabric to make lace or ornaments.
$1.20/yard
Peel & Stick Tearaway
A paper sided sticky stabilizer
designed for non-hoopable items such as christmas stockings,
thick towels, etc. Cut the sticky paper slightly larger than the
hoop, peel away the paper backing and with the sticky side up,
stick the paper to the hoop pressing the edges to the outside
edge of the hoop. Place the item to be embroidered on the sticky
paper and slide any additional stabilizer under the sticky paper
between the hoop and the machine.
19" x 25 yard roll $62.50
Filmoplast (Imported from Germany)
A paper sided sticky stabilizer that was designed to be used for
non-hoop-able items. When you have an odd item such as a pocket
where you cannot use a traditional hoop due to the lack of room,
you place a piece of this stabilizer stuck to a hoop-it-all,
standard hoop or specialty hoop, peel the wax paper off the
front and stick your non-hoop-able item directly on the sticky
paper. It is often desirable to run a basting stitch with the
design to keep it in place or pin and use binder clips to hold
in place.
Designed for the Hoop It All or any
standard Machine Embroidery hoop:
140wt.
21" wide
White
$4.25/ yard
Qty:
120wt.
21" wide Black or White
$4.05/yard
Temporary
Adhesive Spray
Sulky
KK-2000 17.0 fl. oz.
$19.00 / can
Is Stabilizer Really Important??
No
matter how nice your garment or embroidery design is, your
finished product will not look professional if you do not
use the correct stabilizer!
There are MANY stabilizers on the market today. most come in
both White and Black. Here is a quick run down on the types
of stabilizers and the difference & uses of each:
Cut-A-Way: The most used stabilizer. Use this whenever you
can! This is a permanent stabilizer that will stay under the
design forever give the design extra body and stability.
Quick Tear or Tear Away: This is another permanent
stabilizer of sorts. It will stay under your design but the
edges will easily tear away. This is great when you are
doing a design that does not require as much stabilizer.
Filmoplast or Sticky Paper: This stabilizer is used for
applications where you will not be hooping your item. The
top paper peals off of the sticky side and then you stick
the sticky side to the hoop so that they sticky side is
facing up to stick your item on. This is not a very stable
stabilizer and you will want to use either a cutaway or tear
away with the stabilizer.
