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.

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

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

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.

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).

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.

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

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