STABILIZERS Tear-away For most designs, a medium weight tear-away will be sufficient. This stabilizer is best for designs stitched on a woven fabric and that are not too stitch intensive. This type of stabilizer is also used for some in-the-hoop projects because it tears away clean and does not have to be washed. Be sure to use a tear-away that tears clean and does not leave a fuzzy edge especially when creating inthe hoop projects. If the fabric or placement is too difficult for you to hoop, use a temporary spray adhesive with the tear-away stabilizer. Sticky Back If you prefer not to use spray adhesive, a sticky back tear-away works great when you can’t hoop the garment or bulky towel. Some have an adhesive, like a sticker, and some are activated by water. If you are using sticky back or wet-and-stick stabilizers, always test it on a scrap of fabric to be sure it removes cleanly. If you do not like the results, use the spray adhesive method discussed above. Book Huggers Towel Tips & Toppers
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