Sulky Stick N Stitch

I am so glad I found this! It's super easy to print on, then stitch over on your fabric. On cotton t-shirts and sweatshirts (more stretchy fabric), the edges do seem to peel up a bit but I'm able to press them back down in place with no issue. Very sticky on non-stretch fabric! I highly recommend!

Love these! I am just starting into embroidery and I wanted to use some PDF patterns I found online. This is a quick and easy way to do that (vs trying to trace the pattern onto paper and ironing on). The sheets go through my laser printer wonderfully and they have rinsed away with water as advertised as well. Highly recommend.

This makes embroidery work precise. It's easy to use in a computer. It works with out being too sticky. I suggest this

I love to embroider, but I was frustrated with the limited designs and products. There are only so many of the hoop wall hangings that people need (or want.) I like to make my own designs using photographs, but I had to hand draw them before I found this product.There are tons of free designs online that you can print out, so I tried a flowery one for a pair of ripped jeans I had. I printed it on the stitch stabilizer - actually I fit two on one sheet and saved one for later. I stuck it on the jeans and embroidered them. I was skeptical about the white "rubbery-like" background coming off, but I put it under water and it melted like magic!I can't wait to try new designs with it, everyone is getting embroidered towels for Christmas this year. You get a towel! And you get a towel! Everybody gets a towel!!

This stabilizer does a very good job at what it says it'll do — which is to say, I can put a sheet in my printer, print a design on it (or draw a design on it), cut out the design, stick it to my fabric, stick the fabric in a hoop, embroider the design, and then rinse away the stabilizer with no marks left behind. I suppose it probably also does stabilize the fabric by virtue of sticking all the threads in place.Two warnings if you use this, though: first, you are more or less guaranteed a sticky needle if you aren't very careful about always going through the little grid of holes in the material. If you're doing all straight lines, that might not be a problem. If you're doing curves, it likely will be. The stickiness goes away or dries over time, but plan on shorter lines and have something on hand to clean off your needle. Second, after you rinse off the stabilizer and let the fabric dry, the material is left rather stiff. It's possible that washing it in the washing machine or at least with actual soap would fix this, though.All in all, I think the benefits outweigh the downsides if you have a complex design or one you want repeated fairly consistently. But I wouldn't use it on every project.

I use a laser printer, with settings that send the sheet through quickly, ie: plain, thin paper. Longer settings as for labels let it get too hot and shrink a bit. Laser printing uses no ink that might stain. I sometimes have to go over a few areas with a Micron 0.3 permanent pen. I usually cut the sheets in half for printing, and place little practice designs in unused areas for use on the doodle hoop. I also baste the larger designs to prevent lifting. Pushing and pulling on the fabric allows the adhesive to displace. Basting helps the two layers move as one unit. Then I found Vanish brand soluble thread; now the basting washes away also! Love the printi-stitch-wash routine very, very much. It takes little more than five minutes in warm water with mild Soak brand soap and hand agitation for the magical reveal and much happiness.

I have never embroidered anything from a digital print before this and was skeptical about doing it. I researched a few different brands and types and this seemed to be the best one. I am so impressed. The image printed out on it so crisp, it stayed on it during the embriodery process (and days while i wasn't working on it) and didn't rub off. I do believe these work better than the old fashioned iron on patterns. When I was finished and soaked it in warm water as the instructions said it just melted off! I rinsed it a second time to get rid of the residual residue and that was it! I absolutely love this product and am so glad I found it! I can now embrioder anything I want, on any fabric, of any color. I love it!

Excellent product. This was the first time I used this item. It went through my printer without any problem. Once I finished my embroidery, the stick and stitch rinsed right off the fabric without any trace of the stick and stitch.