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I saw that Sulky has a product that you iron on the back side of a design...like for a coaster...to seal the back so that water doesn't drip through the holes made by the needle when stitching a design. Has anyone used this product?
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dragonflyer
07 Apr 2018
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Hmmm, what is it called?
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https://www.sulky.com/catalog/sub/stabilizer/cut-away/stichnseal
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I've not used it. The stitch 'n seal here is expensive so not sure I will be in a rush to try it. Would love to hear if anyone else has used it though
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dragonflyer
11 Apr 2018
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Hmmm, after reading about this, not sure it would be very useful for most of my projects...it is designed for "waterproof" or "water-repellent" fabrics to be applied to them after embroidery to prevent moisture from getting through needlepoints...I don't use very much waterproof fabric or water-repellent fabrics to begin with...
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I agree, but there are some applications that might be useful for me. Like, when I do a doily to go under a plant that I put on the table, It would help protect the wood from any moisture that may collect there...or when I put a bottle of wine on the table and it sweats before I have time to drink it all!