Pellon, 8.5 by 11-Inch, White, Stick-N-Washaway Stabilizer
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About Pellon, 8.5 by 11-Inch, White, Stick-N-Washaway Stabilizer
Overall Feedback:
89% positive
87% liked its long-lasting durability, but 13% found it deteriorated quickly
When I used the spray attachment in my shower, the stabilizer melted away.
I had difficulty maintaining the design's position as the stabilizer kept lifting while embroidering on the fabric.
Sometimes the print toner does not come out of the fabric afterward, no matter how long I soak it. Also, I faced a problem with the last project I used it on, where about half the knots were permanently stained black.
91% found it easy to remove, while 9% had trouble with residue
This product is easy to remove and makes stitching precise.
I discovered that Elmers glue can be used to attach the stabilizer to the backing and it washes away after sewing, making it easy to remove.
After washing the bag under running water, Pellon fell off easily without leaving any marks, indicating that the sewing-stabilizer is easy to remove.
I had trouble embroidering because the stabilizer kept lifting and my design wouldn't stay in place. It didn't stick very well.
91% found it easy to apply, while 9% had trouble removing residue
I would recommend this product to others as it is easy to use and effective for my purposes.
While embroidering, I found it difficult to maintain the design in the desired position as the stabilizer kept lifting.
80% liked its size and thickness
I found it easy to print the design onto the Pellon and stick it onto the bag. Embroidering through it was also easy.
84% praised for its stability, but 16% found it slipped during use
I found it difficult to keep the design in place while embroidering as the stabilizer kept lifting.
I have noticed that the print toner does not come out of the fabric even after soaking it for a long time. In my last project, I used over 100 French knots, and when I wet the fabric to remove the stabilizer, about half the knots were permanently stained black.
