New Brothread Sticky Water Soluble Printable Paper Stabilizer, 6 Pieces

This was my first time using this stabilizer. I found it very easy to use. My craft project came out just as I had hoped. I received excellent reviews. I used it to make my felted butterfly have a stronger backing on its wings. I know it can be washed away, but I decided to keep mine on the butterfly. I highly recommend this stabilizer.

BEWARE, this product does not wash away as intended and leaves a horrible sticky residue that is impossible to remove. Hours and hours of embroidering only to have it all ruined at the end. I have used wash away sticky stabilizers many times and they usually work wonderfully. This is my first time trying this brand and definitely do not recommend it.

Works with embroidery machine or embroider by hand. Very easy to use, washing machine safe. Best tip: when finished with final embroidery or design product, machine wash fabric to clear any residual sticky and pen marks.

This is an inferior product. If you have used the Sulky Stick and Stitch you will be disappointed with this brand. First it appears to cost less but this is deceptive, there are only 6 sheets to a pack while the Sulky Stick and Stitch has 12. This actually costs more. Second, the stickiness oozes through to the top and gets on your hands, needle, everywhere. especially in a humid enviroment. Third, it does not rinse clean and left a film on my fabric.

Bought for a science experiment and it works great.

Worked great for embroidery project

This is a great paper for adding stability to embroidery projects. I used this my first time trying reverse applique and it was super convenient! It washes right away with warm water when done.

I use this to stabilize knit fabrics for hand embroidery and it works great. Sticks well, is easy to mark and dissolves readily in water.

This works well. It goes through the printer with ease and adheres to the fabric very well. I used it for embroidery and the thickness combined with the adhesive makes the needle difficult to pass through. It also leaves a sticky residue on the needle.

Haven't used them yet but they appear to be just what I was looking for to use in my embroidery.