has anyone used this waffle tear away stabilizer? Do you like it? I don't want to be stuck with a bunch if it doesn't work well

I have used it ., its like rubber, good for the backing childrens t.shirts does not prickle, no good for ITH it perfarates easily,...wendy

It looks like some really old stuff from way back , unless it is entireyt new product! Kay

You will love it for light stitch quick designs and hate it for most everything else. I have stopped stocking it because I was always stitching the wrong thing on it and regretting it. It is an easy tear.

Yes, I have used this. It is not a paper type tear-away it is more "plastic-y" type. I like it for some things and prefer it over the paper tear-away I got from them (which does not tear clean for me at all). My first choice is Floriani Wet n Stick but pricey, pricey, pricey. My second choice is Solvy Stiffy - tears very nicely (I get it at Joann).

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by bevintex 10 Sep 2014

Thanks.that is what I needed to know.

Bev - I sometimes use it if a design is solid and it is great but I do not like it if there are gaps in a design. Hope you understand what I am saying.

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by bevintex 10 Sep 2014

Thanks. I'm ordering what I always use

I use it all the time. Works well for me'

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by bevintex 10 Sep 2014

Thanks. I'm still deciding

I haven't, but I'd be interested to hear.

No, I haven't used this. I did once use a waffle stabilizer years ago. When I ironed it, it melted into the fabric and ruined the project. I didn't see what this product is made out of, so I'd check that first.

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by bevintex 10 Sep 2014

I think I'll go with what I know works,there is no price difference