PerfectSew Liquid Wash-away Fabric Stabilizer

Name: PerfectSew Liquid Wash-away Fabric Stabilizer
SKU: PS
Availability: InStock

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Perfect Sew Liquid Fabric Stabilizer in two sizes

8-oz bottle of PerfectSew liquid fabric stabilizer - package label

$11.95 – $24.95

PerfectSew Wash-away Liquid Fabric Stabilizer by Palmer Pletsch

PerfectSew penetrates fabric to stiffen it for a multitude of sewing projects, including machine embroidery. It is the only patented water-soluble product for penetrating fabric to stiffen it for sewing. Our new thicker solution provides maximum stabilization-greater stiffness in only one application.

available in 8-oz (upc-7-43699-90018-2) and
32-oz bottles (upc-7-43699-90019-9)

SKU: PS Categories: INTERFACINGS, NOTIONS FOR SEWERS

Description

The perfect liquid fabric stabilizer. Use for perfect stitches and no puckering on machine embroidery, appliqués, patchwork, heirloom sewing, rolled edge serging, bias sewing, and more. It stabilizes even the sheerest and stretchiest of fabrics. Non-toxic, non allergenic & environmentally safe. It is safe to use on most washable fabrics. Test first on a scrap.

EASY TO USE. Work on a smooth, non-porous surface such as a laminate counter top or a piece of plastic to avoid waste.
SPREAD IT ONTO FABRIC. Spread with your fingers.
DRY IT. Hang to dry. Speed up drying with a hair dryer.
SEW IT. For optimum pucker prevention, press with a dry iron just before sewing to completely remove moisture and wrinkles. The fabric will be “crisp.”
RINSE IT

MORE USES:
■ Prevents puckers when machine stitching or embroidering quilts.
■ Perfect for embroidering sheer fabrics as there is nothing to tear away.
■ Make sheer fabrics easier to cut. Nothing to tear away!
■ Better stitching on knits.
■ A temporary adhesive to join fabrics in appliquéing and sewing.

NOTE: The butterfly here was cut out after it was embroidered. The PerfectSew was left in to keep it stiff.

TIP: Always use a new fine needle when embroidering. If cutting fibers is a problem, sew more slowly to allow fibers a chance to be pushed out of the way by the needle. Do a test sample on fine fabrics first.

MADE IN THE USA BY PALMER PLETSCH
PATENTED WORLDWIDE
US Patent 5.354.339