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The New brothread Fusible Iron on Tear Away Machine Embroidery Stabiliser is a versatile 12" x 25 Yd roll designed for seamless embroidery projects. Weighing in at a medium 1.8 oz, this acid and lead-free polyester stabiliser ensures a smooth application without the hassle of pinning. Perfect for various stitching techniques, it fits most hoops and supports light to medium stitch densities, making it an essential tool for both hobbyists and professionals.
| Brand | New brothread |
| Model Number | NB-ES-FTA-01 |
| Product Dimensions | 30.8 x 8.5 x 8.5 cm; 458 Grams |
| Material | Tear Away |
| Item Weight | 458 g |
J**S
Brilliant to use
I found this brilliant to use as it’s iron on I only use it where I was going to embroider on so saving a lot of waste by not having to cover the hoop
C**L
Adhesive bond
Machine embroidery
L**E
Amazing
great stabiliser, strong and sturdy and fuses to fabric really well even after washing
J**N
Works well
I wouldn’t call it particularly lightweight but it’s working well with the embroidery I’m doing on Mirabel costumes for my granddaughters.
D**Y
Good stabiliser
I don't iron on I just use on the hoop for embroidery and not had any issues with it as a lot softer than tearaway
C**Y
Good value for money.
Easy to use. Great for ease of sewing. I paricularly like it for free hand machine embroidery.Tip- adhere to an A4 thin piece of fabric. Trim edges and it will feed through a regular jet printer as easily as a piece of paper. This gives you the advantage of being able to print your own design on fabric.
A**R
Really good!
I haven't yet tried on a see through fabric. But I've used it in a few different projects and so far I'm very pleased with it. It's super easy to fuse it to the fabric and most of all it hasn't left any residue on my machine needles so far.
T**R
Poor quality (Updated, not as bad as first thought).
(Updated) After a discussion with the seller the product started working as desired, my wife had to increase the temperature of the iron slightly higher than what she would normally use for a particular fabric type after which the backing then stuck into place.
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