H.B.I. Products Tear Away Machine Embroidery Stabilizer - 1.8 Ounces Medium Weight 12" x 50 yd Tearaway

Loved the quality and ease of use. This is a big roll and lasts a good while. Well worth the money.

This product is great for machine embroidery users. Especially those who use extra large hoops. I used it on the 360x350 majestic hoop. It didn’t buckle or bunch up, it stayed firm enough across the entire hoop. I had to take out stitches and it held its shape to be able to restitch in the area. It’s east to tear when removing but doesn’t tear while using it. It removes easy around delicate stitching. I’ll I close a picture to show. Noticed around the turtles head and fins. I would highly recommend this product. It’s easy to use. It has great stability and is durable. It is actually quite soft. The only change I would make is, I would like different packaging. I would like to be able to close it up when finished to keep it clean for future project.

The stability of using this tear away paper with embroidery garments is great. Always help maintain functionality, ease of use and am able to cut each piece to the perfect size. In my line of work value, quality and liability means everything.

I purchase all of my stabilizer from Amazon and have not been disappointed…the quality and price beat most sells of embroidery products. I have ordering embroidery supplies from Amazon since Nov 2020. I even bought my first embroidery machine at that time from Amazon. SE1900 sewing and embroidery machine. Really good beginner machine to find out if u really like the business or for hobby.

Great tear away stabilizer for machine embroidery. This is the 2nd roll I have purchased. I use it on almost everything!

Good stabilizer! Does the job well. My only complaint is that it doesn’t tear away easily and I end up cutting it away .

This roll is huge and always lasts me a while. I do have to cut out 2 sheets tho when im embroidering

I am fairly new to machine embroidery and still experimenting with different combinations of stabilizers and fabric/design densities etc.I recently used this stabilizer to float inexpensive Mainstay woven towels from Walmart. I sprayed the center of the stabilizer lightly with 505 temporary adhesive, let it dry a few minutes until just tacky, then hooped the stabilizer, trimmed the bulky corners outside the hoop, and floated the preshrunk towels. I used a basting box just to be sure the towel didn’t shift. The towels came out great. I tried a wash away film on top of one but saw no discernible difference so left it off the rest. I found it really easy to trim the jump stitch tails while the stabilizer was still attached- a lint roller pulled them up so I could easily see them, and then a quick snip with my Karen K Buckley small scissors made quick work of a chore I dislike. Another swipe with the roller and the threads were gone!The stabilizer was easy to remove around the outside of the design but the 505 made it trickier to remove the smaller bits without snagging the towel. However, lightly scraping with the side of tweezers removed some and softened the rest of it so that it was not stiff and obvious. I think it will eventually wash out but even if it doesn’t, it will be fine. I will try without the adhesive next to see if it is necessary or if I can avoid this issue.