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by nanniesara 15 Jul 2010 ( edited Jul 16'10 21:59 )
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a towel with it and used the basting stitch. It worked great no problems. I love this stuff. And when you tear it off it doesn't pull your design out of shape. I had to order it, because no one around her sells it. It is a little hard to find but it can be gotten. If you find it try it, worth the try. sorry just had to share the news. Sara

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by kalinelson 15 Jul 2010
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I bought some perforated stabilizer that sounds just like this at JoAnn fabric some time ago....when I went back in to get more no one knew anything about it and they have never had it since.....so could you please tell me where you purchased this.....It was the best stabilizer I have ever used and would love to have some again.....thanks so much.
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by nanniesara 15 Jul 2010
Sure I got it from Create for Less on the net. I ordered a bolt of 40 yards it is 24 inches wide. It is a lot to put out at one time but in the run worth it I believe. link is www.createforless.com.
I paid $77. and some change for the bolt and shipping, be patient it takes about a 5 days to a week to receive. Sara
by kalinelson 15 Jul 2010
Thanks so much for answering....while I cannot afford this right now I wrote the site down and hope I can order some eventually....again thanks so much.
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by dlmds 15 Jul 2010
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This is one I have never heard of. Thanks for the information. H&*
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by shirlener88 15 Jul 2010
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Sara, I am so happy for you - so is this a cut away that you are talking about - what is the name of this stabilizer - how can we find it at this website? There is alot of different stabilizer's on this site - can you clarify which one it is for us?
1 links:
[1] stabilizer
www.createforless.com
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by lbrow 15 Jul 2010
No it's tear away Shirlene. I buy from my dealer in Cullman, Al. Do not know what site Sara ordered from. Lillian
by iris2006 15 Jul 2010
good question Shirlene i weant to know as well, thanks for asking
by quiltingqueen 15 Jul 2010
Thanks for posting the link - I saved it to my favorites
by nanniesara 20 Jul 2010
Easy Stitch perforated tear away it is by HTCW ,Item #33750669. Sorry it took so long to answer. it is at www.createforless.com
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by keeponsewing 15 Jul 2010
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hummmm I've never heard of it, but that isn't anything new... I might give it a try. Sound wonderful.
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by claudenicolas 15 Jul 2010
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I had never heard of such. On this site createforless, there are hundreds of differents stabilizers, what is yours?
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by alexgrandma 15 Jul 2010
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Sara,
I need some stabilizer, soon. I went on the site and could not figure out which one you were talking about. The only 24" I could find was a Sulky fuse and stitch for 5.02 a yard?
Thanks,
Alexgrandma / Judy
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by lbrow 15 Jul 2010
This is called Easy Stitch by HTCW . It is 100% polypropylene & it is tear away. lillian
by nanniesara 15 Jul 2010
Thanks Lillian!!!
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by lbrow 15 Jul 2010
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Glad you got it sara. Enjoy! *
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by shazells 15 Jul 2010
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we use a perferated one here we get from embroidery scource it is actualy a meltaway as well so just test it you will find it disintergrates with heat but will not mark your iron we love it , its so soft for babies designs too Hugs Shazells
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by greysewist 16 Jul 2010
I've been using it from ES for a while too and love it. Especially how it pulls away so nicely from around applique designs etc. It can also be good to stop things slipping around in the hoop -a little like the shelf liner.
by nanniesara 20 Jul 2010
Thanks I will have to remember that. Sara
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by nanniesara 15 Jul 2010
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Cute friends it is called Easy Stitch perforated tear away it is by HTCW ,Item #33750669.I bought the 40 yard bolt which with shipping comes to less than $2.00 yard. To me it was a much better buy. It is wonderful stuff. web address attached ., happy stitching girls. It is not melt away, nor does it dissolve in water. But it is truly soft to the touch. you can buy by the yard package also.<br />Sara
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by polk 15 Jul 2010
i need to order some what was the web address?could not find it.jw-pw@cebridge.net
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by lenamae 15 Jul 2010
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thank you Sara firdt I have heard of it.
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by baydreamer 15 Jul 2010
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there are tear-away-wash-a-way stabilizers. Which I seem to use for almost everything even when I am using a mesh for t-shirts.
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by lindaavolio 15 Jul 2010
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Hi Sara,
Could you attach a link to their website...I need to order stablizer soon also and this one sounds wonderful!!
Hugs
Linda
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by quiltingqueen 15 Jul 2010
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Thanks for telling us about this! I love it when people share stuff liek this :-)
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by clawton 15 Jul 2010
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I like this type also. It hoops very well. However, I found it gets static and the small pieces seem to cling to everything. I have had to be careful with pulling it away from RW type designs.
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by nanniesara 20 Jul 2010
That is understandable since the RW is outline with no fill. Sara
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by nanniesara 15 Jul 2010
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Web address is as follows.
1 links:
[1] http://www.createforless.com
www.createforless.com
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by hanna56 16 Jul 2010
A shop like this in Europe - that's it!
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by alexgrandma 15 Jul 2010
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http://www.createforless.com/Handler+Easy+Stitch+Non-Woven+Tear+Away+24+wide+by+40+yards+Bolt/pid76161.aspx?utm_source=shopDT&utm_medium=cse
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by kalinelson 16 Jul 2010
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Does anyone know if this stabilizer can be purchased by the yard?.....I would love a link please (not lazy...I have dial-up and if it was any slower it would be going backwards)....thanks for any help.
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by nanniesara 20 Jul 2010
They also carry it by 1 yd packs.
Create for Less that is. There are several other sites that have it also by the yard.
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by nhsmith55 16 Jul 2010
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I'm not sure, but this looks like the stuff I bought at my local Bernina store. They can't keep it in stock!
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by nanniesara 20 Jul 2010
Very possible, it is hard to find here in Alabama, also I know I searched several sites before I found it and a lot said they carried it but it was out of stock.
But for the price I feel I got a good deal by the bolt.
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by hanna56 16 Jul 2010
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Hmmmm - lucky ones!
They do not ship to Germany - any idea to find it here?
Or should I make a quick holiday in the states??
May be anybody knows a dealer in Europe?
Almost the stuffs are international much cheaper than here - I buy 90 % outside Europe. Including shipping it's cheaper.
Hope to find any new link??!!??!!
blessings
Bärbel