Wash Away Embroidery Stabilizer Water Soluble Backing for Lace Cutwork Sheer Fabrics and Freestanding Lace 12x25yd roll
1. Application
Sewtalent professional wash-away embroidery stabilizer is designed for sheer, delicate, and openwork projects (lace, cutwork, tulle, organza, chiffon). It supports stitches during embroidery and dissolves completely in water after trimming, leaving no backing behind and a soft, clean finish.
- 🕊️ Freestanding Lace (FSL) (standalone hooping)
- ✂️ Cutwork & openwork (satin edges, eyelets)
- 🧵 Sheer & transparent fabrics (tulle, organza, chiffon, netting)
- 👗 Bridal, heirloom & couture overlays (no backing residue)
- 👶 Baby & skin-contact items (fully rinse for softness)
- ➕ Other fabrics are not listed.
2. Why Choose Wash Away Embroidery Stabilizer Roll?
For lace cutwork sheer fabrics and any project that must leave no backing, wash-away stabilizer gives temporary support during stitching and dissolves completely after rinsing.
🚿 Rinse-Clean Finish
Tear off the excess, then rinse to remove the rest. Leaves a soft hand with no residue—ideal for skin-contact items and transparent fabrics.
✨ Crisp Detail on Sheers and Lace
Prevents puckering and wandering stitches so satin borders, eyelets, and fine motifs stay sharp on tulle, organza, chiffon, and openwork.
🔁 Flexible Use
Hoop alone for freestanding lace; use two layers for dense designs. Pair with a suitable topper on textured surfaces to keep details clean.
3. Why Choose Sewtalent ？
Material & Safety
- 100% pure natural material which is non-toxic and acid and lead free! No any itching worries even you used our wash away embroidery stabilizer on your skin-touch clothes.
Quality & Consistency
- Tight GSM & thickness tolerance — batch-to-batch stability for a consistent hand-feel and predictable tear performance.
In-Stock Options & Fast Fulfillment
- Multiple sizes/weights in stock for quick dispatch.
- Responsive after-sales support for troubleshooting and swift replacements when needed.
4. FAQ - Wash Away Embroidery Stabilizer
Q1: What is Wash Away Embroidery Stabilizer?
✅ A water-soluble backing placed under the fabric or hooped alone for freestanding lace. It gives temporary support during stitching and dissolves in water after trimming.
Q2: When should I choose it?
✅ Lace, cutwork, sheer or transparent fabrics such as tulle, organza, chiffon, and any project that must leave no backing behind.
Q3: Does it replace a topping film?
✅ No. Topping sits on top to prevent stitch sink-in. Wash-away stabilizer is the backing under the fabric. They can be used together.
Q4: How many layers do I need?
✅ One layer for light designs. Two layers for dense lace or wide satin areas. Very heavy FSL may need a heavier grade or three layers.
Q5: How do I remove it after stitching?
✅ Tear off excess, then rinse in lukewarm water about 20 to 40 °C until all residue is gone. Do not wring lace. Air dry flat.
Q6: Will it leave residue or feel stiff?
✅ Not after full rinsing. If it still feels tacky, rinse again. Dark fabrics may need an extra rinse.
Q7: How should I store it?
✅ Keep sealed in a cool, dry place away from humidity and sunlight. Use within 12 to 24 months for best results.
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FAQs
What makes the MagneticHoop wash away embroidery stabilizer ideal for freestanding lace designs?
Its water-soluble film offers temporary yet firm stabilization during stitching and completely dissolves in water, leaving no residue. This makes it excellent for lace, cutwork, and sheer organza projects on embroidery machines such as Brother or Janome, where a soft, backing-free result is essential. It maintains stitch clarity and prevents puckering.
How many layers of stabilizer should I use for different embroidery designs?
For light, open lace or small lettering, a single layer provides enough support. Dense or satin-filled patterns benefit from two layers to ensure crisp borders and accurate alignment. Very heavy freestanding lace may require up to three layers of the MagneticHoop stabilizer for best results. Always test on a scrap design first.
What is the recommended method for removing the stabilizer after embroidery?
After stitching, gently tear away the excess and immerse the piece in warm water (around 20–40 °C) until the film dissolves completely. Avoid wringing or twisting delicate lace; instead, rinse until the fabric is soft and residue-free. Lay your embroidered work flat to air-dry for a clean, professional finish on sheer or skin-contact fabrics.
How should I store my unused roll of wash away embroidery stabilizer?
Keep the 12″ × 25 yd (305 × 22860 mm) roll sealed in a cool, dry place away from humidity and sunlight. Prolonged exposure can affect solubility performance. Store it flat or upright in its original packaging, and use it within two years for the best stability, consistent tear strength, and predictable water-soluble behavior during embroidery.
