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Sulky Filmoplast selbstklebendes Ausreißvlies 50 cm × 5 m in Weiß
Sulky Filmoplast series · 6 colours

Sulky Filmoplast 50 cm × 5 m in White

Item no. 23880

€26.00per piece

Unit price €11.56 / m² · incl. VAT, plus shipping

Sulky Filmoplast is a self-adhesive tear-away stabiliser measuring 50 cm × 5 m in White. Its weight is 50 g/m². Meant for machine embroidery.

Colour: White

1 piece costs €26.00

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Delivery time approx. 2 weeks

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Material
75 % Cellulose, 25 % Polyester
Colour
Weiß
Certificate
OEKO-TEX® Standard 100
Breite
50 cm
Farbe
Weiß
Länge (m)
5 m
Manufacturer
Gunold / Sulky

Description

Filmoplast is Sulky's self-adhesive tear-away. You hoop it, peel off the backing paper — and your fabric sticks to it. It ships as a roll 50 cm wide and 5 m long. At 50 g/m² it sits in the medium part of the Sulky range.

Tear it off only once the design is finished, and without pulling, or your embroidery distorts. A stabiliser is no substitute for a hoop: you still clamp taut, otherwise even the heaviest material achieves nothing. It ships singly, so you can restock exactly what you need.

What Sulky Filmoplast Weiß is suitable for

  • machine embroidery on wovens
  • appliqué and monograms
  • embroidery on cotton and linen

Sewing tips

  • Das Vlies mit der Papierseite nach oben einspannen und das Papier einritzen.
  • Den Stoff aufkleben, glatt streichen und erst dann sticken.
  • Nach dem Sticken das Vlies dicht am Motiv abreißen.
  • Klebereste an der Nadel mit Alkohol abwischen, sonst zieht der Faden.
  • Für dicke oder sehr dehnbare Stoffe die Variante Strong nehmen.

Available in more colours in the Sulky Filmoplast series.

Frequently asked questions

How do I tear it off properly?

Close to the stitching and without pulling at your fabric. Hold the design with one hand and draw the stabiliser away with the other. Bits between narrow parts come out with tweezers.

How do I recognise the right weight?

From your fabric and design: the thinner the fabric and the denser the stitching, the more hold is needed. When unsure, add a layer of the light one rather than reaching for a heavy web.

How large should I cut the stabiliser?

Slightly larger than your hoop so it can be clamped all round. Cut too close, it slips out of the clamp while stitching and then holds nothing at all.

Do I have to change the needle?

Not because of the stabiliser, but regularly in general. A blunt needle punches instead of piercing, and on dense designs you notice that first as thread breaks and frayed holes.

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