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Wash Away Stabilizer 12"x25yd 1.5 oz Roll package Washable Fabric Backing for Machine & Hand Sewing, Ideal for Fabric
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Wash Away Embroidery Stabilizer – 1.5 oz, 12"×25 yd Roll
Get crisp results on delicate or textured fabrics with this wash away embroidery stabilizer. The 1.5 oz/yd² water-soluble, non-woven backing provides temporary support while stitching, then dissolves completely in water for a clean finish—perfect for machine embroidery and hand sewing where a permanent backing is not desired.
Why choose this wash-away
- Water-soluble backing – Rinses away after embroidery, leaving soft, drapey fabric with no crunchy feel.
- Ideal for sheers & lace – Supports freestanding lace (FSL), cutwork, organza, tulle, and other delicate materials.
- Stops stitch sink-in – Doubles as a topping on towels, fleece, velvet, and minky to keep details sharp.
- Production-friendly roll – 12"×25 yd (≈30.5 cm × 22.9 m) fits common hoops; cut only what you need to reduce waste.
- Needle-friendly – Low lint, consistent web for smooth stitching with 75/11–90/14 needles.
- Wide compatibility – Works with Brother, Janome, Singer, Baby Lock, Bernina, Juki, Husqvarna Viking, and more.
How to use
A) As a backing for FSL / sheers
- Hoop one to two layers of wash-away (use two for dense designs or freestanding lace).
- Stitch the design. Do not use steam or excessive heat before rinsing.
- Trim excess, then rinse in cool to warm water until the stabilizer dissolves. Lay flat to dry.
B) As a topping on textured fabrics
- Hoop fabric with the appropriate backing (tear-away or cut-away as needed).
- Place a sheet of wash-away on top and embroider.
- Tear the excess and dab with water to remove remaining film for clean lettering and fine details.
Specs
| Type | Wash away (water-soluble) embroidery stabilizer, non-woven |
| Weight | 1.5 oz/yd² (light-medium) |
| Size | 12" × 25 yd (≈30.5 cm × 22.9 m) |
| Color | White non-woven; dissolves clear in water |
| Form | Roll |
| Best for | Freestanding lace, cutwork, appliqué placement, sheers (organza, tulle), as a topping on towels/fleece/velvet |
| Not ideal for | Projects needing permanent support (knits, high-stretch garments)—use cut-away instead |
| In the box | 1 roll of wash-away stabilizer (12"×25 yd) |
Good to know
- This product dissolves in water; keep away from humidity. Store sealed and dry.
- For dense FSL, use two layers or rinse gradually to maintain shape.
- Always test on a fabric scrap to confirm hooping, tension, and colorfastness.
Typical use cases
Freestanding lace ornaments, bridal veils, heirloom linens, monograms on towels (as topping), fine lettering on textured fabrics, cutwork on organza or batiste.
FAQs
Will it leave residue after rinsing?
No—rinse thoroughly in cool to warm water until dissolved. Any slight hand remains will wash out on first laundering.
Can I iron before washing it out?
Avoid steam and high heat before rinsing; heat may make removal slower. Rinse first, then press the finished piece.
What if I need permanent support?
Use a cut-away stabilizer for knits and high-stretch garments, or a tear-away for wovens that need temporary support.
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Wash Away Embroidery Stabilizer – 1.5 oz, 12"×25 yd Roll
Get crisp results on delicate or textured fabrics with this wash away embroidery stabilizer. The 1.5 oz/yd² water-soluble, non-woven backing provides temporary support while stitching, then dissolves completely in water for a clean finish—perfect for machine embroidery and hand sewing where a permanent backing is not desired.
Why choose this wash-away
- Water-soluble backing – Rinses away after embroidery, leaving soft, drapey fabric with no crunchy feel.
- Ideal for sheers & lace – Supports freestanding lace (FSL), cutwork, organza, tulle, and other delicate materials.
- Stops stitch sink-in – Doubles as a topping on towels, fleece, velvet, and minky to keep details sharp.
- Production-friendly roll – 12"×25 yd (≈30.5 cm × 22.9 m) fits common hoops; cut only what you need to reduce waste.
- Needle-friendly – Low lint, consistent web for smooth stitching with 75/11–90/14 needles.
- Wide compatibility – Works with Brother, Janome, Singer, Baby Lock, Bernina, Juki, Husqvarna Viking, and more.
How to use
A) As a backing for FSL / sheers
- Hoop one to two layers of wash-away (use two for dense designs or freestanding lace).
- Stitch the design. Do not use steam or excessive heat before rinsing.
- Trim excess, then rinse in cool to warm water until the stabilizer dissolves. Lay flat to dry.
B) As a topping on textured fabrics
- Hoop fabric with the appropriate backing (tear-away or cut-away as needed).
- Place a sheet of wash-away on top and embroider.
- Tear the excess and dab with water to remove remaining film for clean lettering and fine details.
Specs
| Type | Wash away (water-soluble) embroidery stabilizer, non-woven |
| Weight | 1.5 oz/yd² (light-medium) |
| Size | 12" × 25 yd (≈30.5 cm × 22.9 m) |
| Color | White non-woven; dissolves clear in water |
| Form | Roll |
| Best for | Freestanding lace, cutwork, appliqué placement, sheers (organza, tulle), as a topping on towels/fleece/velvet |
| Not ideal for | Projects needing permanent support (knits, high-stretch garments)—use cut-away instead |
| In the box | 1 roll of wash-away stabilizer (12"×25 yd) |
Good to know
- This product dissolves in water; keep away from humidity. Store sealed and dry.
- For dense FSL, use two layers or rinse gradually to maintain shape.
- Always test on a fabric scrap to confirm hooping, tension, and colorfastness.
Typical use cases
Freestanding lace ornaments, bridal veils, heirloom linens, monograms on towels (as topping), fine lettering on textured fabrics, cutwork on organza or batiste.
FAQs
Will it leave residue after rinsing?
No—rinse thoroughly in cool to warm water until dissolved. Any slight hand remains will wash out on first laundering.
Can I iron before washing it out?
Avoid steam and high heat before rinsing; heat may make removal slower. Rinse first, then press the finished piece.
What if I need permanent support?
Use a cut-away stabilizer for knits and high-stretch garments, or a tear-away for wovens that need temporary support.