Ultimate Stabilizer Guide for Machine Embroidery | Embroidery for Beginners

Stabilizers come in different sizes and colors, and are used for different fabrics and design types. Depending on what you embroider, you do need the 3 main types of stabilizer:
Tear Away: used for any stable woven fabric that doesn’t stretch, such as leather, towels, vinyl
Wash Away: used for any sheer fabrics, such as organza, freestanding lace, 3D and cutwork designs
Cut Away: used for products that are worn and washed regularly. The most stable and good to use for heavy designs with large stitch counts.🧵
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That was a very good video! You made short work of explaining the main concepts. Now I just need to get hold of some supplies.

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[@thecraftlair]

Love this video! For newbies I always tell them “if you wear it don’t tear it!” So they know on things like shirts and stretchy clothes to stick with cutaway. Fusible is my fav and I often use an extra layer of stabilizer on wild designs!

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finally a clear explanation on stabilizer, thank you so much

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This is the best video Stabilizer guide I have seen. Thank you.

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Thank you, very informative.

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Awesome Video!

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Thank you Lucy! 💙

[@roneloberholzer2068]

Thank you! Question: I used iron-on no-show mesh, another layer no-show mesh, wash-away under t-shirt, clear wash-away on top. Stitches out beautifully. BUT: after washing in luke-warm water, the redwork-type design puckered badly on the inside. Looks like a cool effect, but not exactly what I was looking for.

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Thank you very much for this valuable information.
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Please leave a link as to where we can purchase these stabilizers. Thank you

[@Robkorobo]

Hi. Super video. What does it mean “oz” in grams? Thank you!

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

Thank you Rob! Oz means Ounces. An ounce is equal to 28.34952 grams :)

[@patrikszlavik]

Hi . What kind of weight does the cut away stabilizer have?

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

The regular cutaway is 3oz, the no-show mesh is 1.5oz 💙

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