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by pennyhal2 27 Oct 2014 ( edited Oct 28'14 17:25 )
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Does anyone know if it is ok to leave in tearaway stabilizer in a project? I grabbed the wrong stabilizer. I thought I had used a cutaway, but it is actually a tearaway. Have no clue if this will cause problems or not.

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Comments (6)
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by jrob 27 Oct 2014
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I leave it on some of my towels without problems. I don't know if it will "shed" on clothing items or not though. I think if it is a decent quality you will be fine.
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by 02kar 27 Oct 2014
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This might help you. I was having a hard time figuring out what stabilizer I had in my hands once too often. I made tags identifying my stabilizer by type and weight and used headband elastics from the dollar store so I could slip each one over the correct roll. I would recommend that you use velcro rather than elastic in hindsight. Now it takes me seconds to find what I want. Sorry I can't help you with any potential consequences.
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by dragonflyer 27 Oct 2014
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I wouldn't think it would be a huge problem...I would think that eventually it would disintegrate with washings...and if it is something that will not be washed, then I can't think it would matter...
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by joansatx 27 Oct 2014
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I have found the tearaway in ready-made clothes. There was no problem; I was just curious about how the embroidery looked on the other side and how it had been done. I also checked things we owned that had been in the washing machine and dryer when I first got interested in machine embroidery. No problems there, either. I hope all goes well for you.
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by jofrog2000 28 Oct 2014
I was going to say this,too. I do look to see what was used on ready-made, and paper is what I find.
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by pennyhal2 28 Oct 2014
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I should have been more clear. I put the stabilizer inside a mug rug. So I'm concerned that it could wad up inside there. Guess I'll just wait and see.
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by pcteddyb 28 Oct 2014
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You should be okay with a mug rug as long as the person who has it only washes with a damp rag - not in a washing machine.
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by pennyhal2 29 Oct 2014
I'll throw it in the washing machine!