Pellon 2301S Print-Stitch-Dissolve Stabilizer for Embroidery
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About Pellon 2301S Print-Stitch-Dissolve Stabilizer for Embroidery
Overall Feedback:
68% positive
64% liked its long-lasting durability, but 36% found it deteriorated quickly
The paper became mushy and difficult to remove, leaving small bits trapped under the embroidery.
When I put the stabilizer in a hoop and stitch, it crumples, tears, and rips.
After washing and using a needle to get them out, I noticed that the paper bits are still stuck under the stitches. This negatively impacts the durability of the sewing-stabilizers.
62% found it easy to remove, while 38% had trouble with residue
The paper turned mushy and was difficult to remove, leaving small bits trapped under the embroidery.
The stabilizer dissolves well for open areas of paper over fabric, but not under the embroidery stitches. It has caused frustration while working with it.
I had to use a needle to remove the paper from the stitches, and it was easier when the paper was wet.
66% found it easy to apply, while 34% had trouble removing residue
There are no instructions available on how to use the product.
I found the sewing-stabilizer difficult to use as it did not completely dissolve, leaving a mess.
For open areas of paper over fabric, the product is easy to use, but not under embroidery stitches.
61% liked its size and thickness, but 39% found it too flimsy
I noticed that the product caught by the stitches was a thick white line, indicating that the sewing-stabilizers may not be suitable for the task.
I thought the paper stabilizer had fully dissolved, but there are still small paper bits stuck under the stitches.
62% praised for its stability, but 38% found it slipped during use
When I put the stabilizer in a hoop, it crumples and tears, making it impossible to stitch accurately.
I have tried multiple methods to remove the paper from under the stitches, but nothing seems to work.
