Sulky Sticky Fabri-Solvy selbstklebendes wasserlösliches Vlies 108 Blatt 21,5 × 28 cm in Weiß
  • Sulky Sticky Fabri-Solvy 108 sheets 21.5 × 28 cm in White
  • Sulky Sticky Fabri-Solvy selbstklebendes wasserlösliches Vlies 108 Blatt 21,5 × 28 cm in Weiß
  • Sulky Sticky Fabri-Solvy selbstklebendes wasserlösliches Vlies 108 Blatt 21,5 × 28 cm in Weiß
  • Sulky Sticky Fabri-Solvy selbstklebendes wasserlösliches Vlies 108 Blatt 21,5 × 28 cm in Weiß

Sulky Sticky Fabri-Solvy – print, stick, stitch, rinse out

Sticky Fabri-Solvy combines three properties: it can be printed, it sticks by itself, and it dissolves in water. You print a pattern onto it, press it onto the fabric and stitch or quilt over the lines.

  • Printable
  • Self-adhesive
  • Water-soluble
Contents: 108 Blatt 2 zur Auswahl
159,00 EUR 24,46 EUR per m²
incl. 19% tax excl. Shipping costs
Pcs.:
ca. 3-5 days ca. 3-5 days Stock: 10 Pcs.

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Content
108 Blatt
Blattbreite
21,5 cm
Blattlänge
28 cm
Material
90 % Vinylal, 10 % Additive

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Transferring a pattern onto fabric is the most tiresome part of hand embroidery and quilting: tracing, pouncing, redrawing — and in the end the line has to disappear again. This stabiliser removes the detour, because the pattern is printed straight onto it.

At 150 g/m² it is the heaviest of the water-soluble range. Peel the backing film away, press the printed sheet onto the fabric and work along the lines. After rinsing, neither stabiliser nor print remains.

It is supplied as sheets. Before the first print, check that your printer feeds sheets of this thickness, and peel the backing film off only shortly before sticking — left open, the adhesive surface collects dust.

Good to know

Which printer is suitable?

One that feeds sheets of this thickness reliably. Test with a single sheet before preparing a stack — a sheet that jams and creases can no longer be stuck down cleanly.

Why would I want a printed stabiliser?

For hand embroidery and quilting lines that are otherwise laborious to transfer. The pattern sits exactly where you stitch and vanishes completely when rinsed — no chalk and no marking pen involved.

When should I peel the backing film?

Only shortly before sticking. Exposed adhesive attracts dust and lint, and both weaken the grip in precisely the place where the sheet is meant to hold onto the fabric.