Hello Cuties, what is the best stabilizer to use when you want to embr...

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by cissie03 22 Oct 2009 ( edited Oct 23'09 02:03 )

Hello Cuties, what is the best stabilizer to use when you want to embroider a shirt with 'thin' fabric and allot of stitches? Cutaway?

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by debleerl 22 Oct 2009

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Yes, 2 layers. You will it to support the stitches as the lightweight fabric will not. If you have any scrap fabric of the same or similar weight, you might want to test stitch first to be sure the fabric can handle it.

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by cissie03 23 Oct 2009

Thanks!

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by shirlener88 22 Oct 2009

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I agree with Deb - use two layers and a WSS topping. *4U

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by cissie03 23 Oct 2009

Thanks Shirlener, WSS is water soluable stabilizer? I am dutch and not so familiar with the embroidery shortnames.

by mops 23 Oct 2009

Yes, mostly Avalon here.

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by jrob 23 Oct 2009

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Sometimes, if very thin fabric and very dense design, I'll use cutaway and "float" a piece of tear away underneath (just slip it under where the design will stitch out). And of course the others are right about the water soluable on top.;)

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by cissie03 23 Oct 2009

Thanks for the tip

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