Stop guessing which stabiliser belongs in your project. The Pocket Guide to Stabilizers is a clear, compact reference designed to help you understand the many stabiliser options available—and confidently choose the right one for your fabric and technique.
From tear-away and cut-away stabilisers to working with woven, sheer, knit and napped fabrics, this practical 56-page guide explains what each type does and when to use it. It is particularly useful for machine embroidery, but its fabric-focused guidance makes it a valuable companion for many sewing and creative projects.
Pop it in your project bag or take it shopping so you can choose the right stabiliser first time and create better-looking, longer-lasting results.
Written by Sue O’Very-Pruitt—owner of Sue O’Very Designs, Aurifil thread designer and columnist for Designs in Machine Embroidery magazine—this is one of those references you will reach for again and again.
Features:
Practical pocket guide to stabilisers
Helps match stabiliser type to fabric and project
Covers tear-away and cut-away stabilisers
Guidance for woven, sheer, knit and napped fabrics
Useful for machine embroidery and sewing projects
56 pages
Author: Sue O’Very-Pruitt
Ideal for:
Machine embroiderers
Sewists learning how to choose stabilisers
Anyone building a dependable embroidery reference library
Taking to the shop for confident stabiliser purchases
