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by camylow 25 Mar 2009 ( edited Mar 25'09 17:11 )
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do for the wash away stabilizer. do i use it on the bottom and top or will just the bottom work. the material is that fleece i believe. soft on both sides? Daughter grabbed it and I need to get it done for her right this minute she says.

Comments (5)
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by mysticrainbow 25 Mar 2009
+4
I have made those and always used a light WSS on the top and bottom. They turn out beautifully. Not sure what happens if you don't but I would assume some of the stitching might get lost in the fleece.
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by mops 25 Mar 2009
+3
Light wss on top (and bottom) so the stitches don't sink in.
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by americangirl 25 Mar 2009
+2
I do it top and bottom and they turn out great!
Good Luck!
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by simplyrosie 25 Mar 2009
+2
Top and bottom for sure! :-)
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by angelmakes3 25 Mar 2009
+1
Iron on tearaway is so much cheaper than the WSS, I use the tearaway on the bottom & WSS on top. I have always had good luck doing it this way