New brothread Cut Away Machine Embroidery Stabilizer Backing
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About New brothread Cut Away Machine Embroidery Stabilizer Backing
Overall Feedback:
95% positive
89% liked its long-lasting durability, but 11% found it deteriorated quickly
I have found that the stabilizer provides excellent support and stability to embroidery designs, even after repeated washing and wear, maintaining its shape and integrity for a professional-looking finish.
I conducted a tear test and was able to tear the stabilizer without scissors, alleviating my concerns about the product's durability.
After a few rounds on the embroidery machine, the product started leaving a residue that nearly broke my machine.
88% found it easy to remove
I found that the New Brothread stabilizer is easier to trim than the Floriani brand when making vinyl snap tabs and cord wraps.
93% found it easy to apply, while 7% had trouble removing residue
I prefer 12 inch as it fits the bigger hoops, but this stabilizer works well in the SQ hoop (200 x 200).
I like the New Brothread brand cutaway stabilizer much better than the Floriani brand. It is softer, easier to hoop, yet feels every bit as sturdy.
The product left a residue on my embroidery machine, which almost broke it.
88% liked its size and thickness, but 12% found it too flimsy
I prefer a 12 inch size as it fits the bigger hoops, but this stabilizer works in the SQ hoop (200 x 200).
I have used this stabilizer on various projects, from small designs to larger ones, and it consistently delivers excellent results.
The cutaway at the right side feels flimsy and not like 2.5oz.
I have complained that the stabilizer stretches and no matter how tight I get it on my hoop, it never feels tight enough.
The stabilizer stretches and never feels tight enough on my hoop.
90% praised for its stability, but 10% found it slipped during use
I did a tear test and couldn't rip the stabilizer without scissors, which indicates its stability.
No matter how tight I got it on the hoop, the stabilizer never felt tight enough.
