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High-density 3 mm foam sheets for raised, three-dimensional embroidery (3D puff). Perfect for bold logos on caps and thicker garments.
Specifications:
- Sheets 30 x 40 cm
- 3 mm thickness
- Pack of 10
High-density 3 mm foam sheets for raised, three-dimensional embroidery (3D puff). Perfect for bold logos on caps and thicker garments.
Specifications:
- Sheets 15 x 20 cm
- 3 mm thickness
- Pack of 10
A water-soluble topping film on a 30.5 cm × 22.8 m roll, ~35 µm thick: place it over the fabric to stop stitches sinking into textured materials.
How to use
Use this water-soluble film by placing it on top of the fabric, especially suited to textured materials such as towelling, velvet or fleece. It stops stitches sinking into the textile and ensures crisp, well-defined embroidery.
After embroidery, tear off the excess then simply rinse away the rest with water for a clean, residue-free result. Ideal for logos, text and fine details.
71 g/m² cut-away stabilizer sheets pre-cut to 22.9 × 22.9 cm: permanent support for embroidering on stretch fabrics (jersey, sweatshirt, knit).
How to use
Use these cut-away sheets for stretch fabrics such as jersey, sweatshirt or technical textiles. Place a sheet under the fabric before embroidery, then trim the excess afterwards to guarantee lasting support of the design.
The pre-cut format is ideal for quick, precise use, especially on small and medium designs. Adjust the number of layers and test your settings before production.
71 g/m² cut-away stabilizer sheets in a large pre-cut 30.5 × 30.5 cm format, for permanent support on stretch and delicate fabrics.
How to use
Use these cut-away sheets for stretch or delicate fabrics such as jersey, sweatshirt or technical textiles. Place a sheet under the fabric before embroidery, then trim the excess afterwards to keep lasting support of the design.
The large format is ideal for wide designs and dense motifs that need excellent stability. Test your settings before production for the best result.
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Richword Selected Stabilizers
The Perfect Choice for Your Embroidery Projects
Points to note when choosing stabilizer
Fabric characteristics
The fabric determines the type of embroidery stabilizer. Stretch fabrics usually require a more stable backing paper, such as a cuttable type.
Embroidery Design
The embroidery design determines the number of layers. High-density stitches may require stronger backing paper support.
Trial and Testing
Before doing large-scale embroidery, test embroidery on similar fabrics to ensure the correctness of the selected backing paper and embroidery settings.
Medium Weight 1.8oz
Tear Away Embroidery Stabilizer Backing
- Lightweight and easy to remove after embroidery by tearing away from the fabric.
- Ideal for non-stretch woven fabrics where the back of the embroidery may be visible, such as towels and linens.
- Jeans, cotton, linen, felt, and low-stitch-count appliqués.
- Ensure not to tear too aggressively to avoid damaging the fabric or embroidery.
Medium Weight 2.5oz
Cut Away Embroidery Stabilizer Backing
- Provides maximum stability and remains on the garment after embroidery to maintain its shape.
- Essential for stretchy fabrics and recommended for beginners due to its forgiving nature.
-Jersey, sweatshirt material, knit, and stretchy fleece with high stitch density.
- Carefully cut away excess stabilizer without cutting into the fabric or embroidery.
Embroidery topping
Water Soluble Embroidery Topping Film
- It dissolves completely in water, leaving no residue on the finished embroidery.
- Can be used on top of fabrics to prevent stitches from sinking into textured or piled materials, such as terry cloth or fleece.
- Delicate and lightweight fabrics like organza, tulle
- Ensure the fabric is compatible with water-based stabilization methods.
Light Weight 1.5oz
Wash Away Embroidery Stabilizer
- Completely dissolves in water, leaving no residue behind.
- Ideal for free-standing lace (FSL) applications and fabrics that require no stabilizer visibility post-washing.
- Organza, tulle, chiffon, and other delicate fabrics suitable for FSL.
- Ensure the fabric is hand-washable and avoid using as a regular stabilizer to prevent stitch instability.