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Sulky Tear Easy Ausreißvlies 25 cm × 10 m in Weiß
Sulky Tear Easy series · 3 variants

Sulky Tear Easy 25 cm × 10 m in White

Item no. 23283

€10.50per piece

Unit price €4.20 / m² · incl. VAT, plus shipping

Tear Easy by Sulky in White — a tear-away stabiliser, 25 cm × 10 m. At 33 g/m². Suits embroidery and sewing machines alike. Each roll is sold singly.

1 piece costs €10.50

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

Description

For fine, light fabrics Tear Easy is the first pick among tear-aways; where more hold is needed you simply work with several layers. One roll of 10 m, 25 cm wide — you cut it to hoop size. At 33 g/m² it stays thin enough for the needle to pass easily.

Beyond embroidery it also serves as a base for appliqué and edge finishing. No air may stay between stabiliser and fabric. If you use spray adhesive, spray sparingly and onto the stabiliser rather than the fabric. If you embroider regularly, keeping one of the common sizes in stock pays off.

What Sulky Tear Easy Weiß is suitable for

  • machine embroidery on wovens
  • appliqué and monograms
  • buttonholes and satin stitches

Sewing tips

  • Für feine Stoffe eine Lage, für dichtere Motive zwei oder drei.
  • Die Faserstruktur erlaubt das Abreißen in jeder Richtung — das schont das Motiv.
  • Jede Lage einzeln abziehen, nicht alle auf einmal.
  • Das Vlies unter den Stoff legen und beides zusammen einspannen.
  • Für Applikationen und Kantenversäuberungen genauso geeignet wie fürs Sticken.

Available in more colours in the Sulky Tear Easy series.

Frequently asked questions

How many layers do I need?

That depends on stitch density. A light design needs one layer, dense areas two or three. Several thin layers hold better than one thick one, because they come off separately.

Do I need spray adhesive with it?

Not necessarily. It helps with small pieces that cannot be hooped and with slippery fabrics. Spray sparingly onto the stabiliser rather than the fabric, or your needle turns sticky.

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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