New brothread 12" x 25 Yd Roll Water Soluble Embroidery Topping Film | Light Weight 25μm, Clear/Transparent, Wash Away, Dissolve Fast, Cut to Size, Ideal for Machine Embroidery and Hand Sewing

Love this wash away stabilizer

This wash away topper works well for my needs

Was so happy when I learned of this product, works great for all types of fabric, I use it on blankets, and sweatshirts or any questionable fabric. Helps make the embroided pattern not get lost in the fabric

This light weight wash away is the perfect topper for my embroidery. The price is good and I cannot tell the difference with a more expensive topper. I never have issues with removing it.

I've purchased this stabilizer (same item, same brand, same listing) 4 separate times and I am almost positive it has been different every single time. All of them have been just fine for my uses but just a solid warning that what you order once may not be what you get in the future. This round is more plasticky and slippery whereas in the past it's been more soft/flexible with more texture on it. I haven't tried this one yet but it just surprised me it was completely different.

I have never used this brand before so I decided to give it a try. I used it on our neighborhood swim team towels and it worked great. It was just the right thickness to place on a plush towel, not too thin, not too thick, and was easily removed after stitching. Highly recommend this product! Will be purchasing again and looking into this brand for my other embroidery needs.

I have purchased this water-soluble topping film 5 times now, and it never disappoints! If you do a lot of machine embroidery on textured fabrics like towels, blankets, or fleece, this is an absolute must-have. I recently used it to embroider a monogram onto a hand towel. Without a good topping, the stitches would easily get buried in the loops of the fabric. This film sits perfectly on top, keeping the stitches crisp, clean, and perfectly elevated above the pile. Highly recommend!

Why did you pick this product vs others?: The price was extremely good-and the product works amazingly well. I am very happy with the quality and I will order more in the future.

I recently started using this perfect stitching paper, and it has elevated my sewing experience. The quality is exceptional, providing a smooth and seamless surface for my stitches. The paper's thickness is just right – offering durability without being cumbersome. It has proven to be versatile, accommodating various sewing techniques and fabrics effortlessly. What sets it apart is the ease with which it tears away after stitching, leaving behind flawless seams without any residue. If you're looking for the perfect stitching paper that enhances precision and simplifies your sewing process, this is it. It has become an essential part of my sewing toolkit, and I highly recommend it for anyone who values quality in their stitching endeavors.

Really good!!!

Well worth it

Worked well for my machine embroidered sweatshirt.

Listen, it works just okay. I got it to draw out the pattern for some nice cursive writing so that I could embroider my families names onto our Christmas stockings this year, but the stockings are dark and I didn’t have anything that would mark them. And unfortunately I was out of solvy lol. This barely did the trick. It’s see through so like, idk how helpful I thought it would be? So if you’re getting this because you need to see a pattern on top of dark fabric, it’s going to be almost completely ineffective. I made it work though. It tacked on fine, stretched a little bit but I just adjusted my placement as I went and pulled it tighter here or there, I didn’t just cut it out with my needle as I stitched, like that one reviewer said. The issue I did run into, though, is that in order to be able to see the pattern I had to use a bright coloured fine liner, and I stitched with cream coloured floss. (I know I’m an idiot already) So when I dissolved the stabilizer the bright ink bled into my stitch work. Luckily my mom is old as hell and used to wash her laundry in a river or whatever and has taught me how to remove a stain from anything so I made it work but like, just keep that in mind. So if you are okay with potentially getting stains out and stitching onto what essentially feels like crafty cling wrap, and your project isn’t too dark or your eyesight is like, okay, or you’re just really good at kind of messing up but making it work for you in the end then this will probably work for you.