Wash Away Stabilizer

As seen in Threads magazine

We've replaced "Aquacloth" with a new product "Sew'N Wash."

This wonderful stabilizer dissolves in cold water

In our efforts to always improve our products, we have found a replacement for Aquacloth. Aquacloth works great, but is rather expensive. Our new product, Sew'N Wash, works as well as if not better than Aquacloth and yet will cost you a lot less. We think you will be every bit pleased with the quality of our new Sew'N Wash as you were with Aquacloth.

Just like Aqua Cloth, Sew'N Wash does not perforate like the plastic water soluble stabilizers. Small holes in the stabilizer allow the machine needle to pass through without jeopardizing the integrity of the stabilizer. Sew'N Wash has a rougher texture than Aquacloth, making it harder for the fabric to slip in the hoop. This new stabilizer gives the benefits of Aquacloth without the inflated price.

 

We use water soluable stabilizer on all of our washable fabrics. Our water solubles dissolve easily leaving no residue.

The following are some items embroidered using water soluable stablizer.

The Athena Jacket above was embroidered using water soluable stablizer. The designs are from the Zoo Bits design set. The pattern is the Athena from LaFred.

Click here to see more clothes made with the Zoo Bits design set.

This top is the Deja Vue from Sewing Workshop. The designs are from the Brilliants collection. This is a 4 ply silk crepe which I pre-washed.

This jacket was featured in Designs in Machine Embroidery. The jacket is the Haiku 2 from Sewing Workshop and the Designs are from the Adornments design set. Note that the design on the sleeve is the sample design you can download for free. Click here to see the set.

 

 

Sew'N wash Cloth 9 inch by 12 yards

Price $19.95

Sew'N Wash 12 inch by 12 yards

Price $22.95