Cotton paper, iron-on stabilizer for embroidery, universal, soft and light .
Roll: 60cm x 10mt gr.50
Color: White

Iron-on and tear-off stabilizer.
Fabric stabilized in this way can be embroidered without the risk of it shifting.
Ideal for stretch fabrics such as T-shirts, jersey, and stretch fabrics. Instructions for using COTTON STABLE:

COTTON STABLE has a coating on one side that develops an adhesive effect through heat.

Machine embroidery: COTTON STABLE stabilizes stretch fabrics during embroidery. Cut COTTON STABLE from the roll to the desired length. Place the backing with the adhesive side facing down on the back of the fabric. Iron the stabilizer onto the fabric, adjusting the iron's temperature to the fabric's needs, but not too high. The ironing time depends on the fabric; the adhesive effect begins after about 5–20 seconds. Secure the stabilizer to the fabric in the embroidery hoop—the fabric should be on top. After embroidering, carefully remove any excess stabilizer.

Machine application: COTTON STABLE fixes the fabric and improves fabric transport. This allows the application
becomes more uniform. Iron COTTON STABLE on the back of the fabric to which the appliqué is to be applied, as described above. After application, carefully remove the excess stabilizer.

Computer printing: Light-colored fabrics can be printed like paper with COTTON STABLE using an inkjet printer. To do this, first cut COTTON STABLE and the fabric to the size of an A4 sheet. Then iron COTTON STABLE onto the back of the fabric, as described above. After printing, separate COTTON STABLE from the fabric.
Attention! The fabric print is not wash-resistant.

Buttonholes: With COTTON STABLE, you can easily sew buttonholes on stretch fabrics. Iron COTTON STABLE onto the fabric as described above, sew the buttonholes, and carefully remove the excess stabilizer.

Note: Always store COTTON STABLE in its tightly closed container. This will protect your stabilizer from dirt and moisture.