Embroidery stabilizer II

Water-soluble embroidery nonwovens, so-called wash-away nonwovens, include:

  • Soluvlies (wash-away): water-soluble embroidery stabilizer. It is generally placed under the fabric before embroidering and then washed out at 30 °C. It can even be soaked in warm water. It is even sufficient to soak it in warm water. Intricate ornaments can be embroidered on the double-layered soluvlies even without fabric.
  • Solufix (wash-away): self-adhesive, water-soluble stabilizer that can also be applied to the right side of high-pile fabrics (e.g. corduroy, velvet). This should produce an even embroidery result. Solufix is also very suitable for elastic fabrics. The embroidery motif can also simply be drawn onto the rough side. The stabilizer dissolves later in warm water.
Cut-away embroidery backings have a particularly high embroidery strength. They are very stable and are designed to prevent the fabric from warping. They remain permanently under the fabric for the time being. The remnants must be cut back along the edge of the motif with scissors after embroidering.

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