New brothread Fusible Iron on Cut Away Machine Embroidery Stabilizer Backing 12" x 25 Yd roll - Medium Weight 2.5 oz - 3 Options - Tear Away/Cut Away/No Show Mesh

I like this stabilizer because it irons on well and is very stable. It is easy to use and doesn't tear when using it. It is also so a good value for the money. The one thing I was not so happy about was you can tear it away, but it is a bit harder then some of the other stabilizers. This is because it is thicker than other stabilizers. So the choice is yours. Get thick stabilizer that is harder to tear off or get thin stabilizer that is easy to tear off but not as stable.

I used this to stabilize Watercolor Paper that I machine embroidered on as a greeting card. I fused it after the stitching was completed to lock in the stitches and then mounted to cardstock. Be sure to follow the directions provided regarding what temperature your iron should be on when fusing to different products. I used a very hot iron when fusing to paper and it started to breakdown the stabilizer. When I turned down the temperature it worked very well.

Very high quality

Works well for matching embroidery

This product as all their products worked without a problem. There was no puckering in my design and it stitched out perfectly. I already recommended it to a friend. I will definitely buy again.

It's okay, but it did not fuse very well to the cotton jersey fabric I used it on. It was also more visible than described.Update-2/17/22 Brothread read my review of the iron-on fusible mesh. They expressed their regret that I was not satisfied with it. Without being asked, they offered to replace it with something else. The fact they read reviews and care about their consumers, speaks well for their company. I have used many Brothread products and I have only had trouble with this one. Their tread is excellent. I believe they will address the fusing issue with the mesh stabilizer. In the meantime I will continue to purchase their other products. (P.S. as is, the mesh works fine as a sew-in stabilizer.)

Used to embroider. Sturdy yet soft. Loved it.

I usually like New Brothread products, however this didn't work at all. First of all, I'm not sure if it has adhesive on the product. Perhaps it's old or defective. I tried both sides of the mesh, at various iron settings, and fabrics and it wouldn't fuse to any of them. Waste of money for sure.

Easy to use. Great for ease of sewing. I paricularly like it for free hand machine embroidery.Tip- adhere to an A4 thin piece of fabric. Trim edges and it will feed through a regular jet printer as easily as a piece of paper. This gives you the advantage of being able to print your own design on fabric.

I didn’t find this very adhesive when ironed onto fabric.It requires a cool iron according to instructions but didn’t adhere & if heat is increased it wrinkles. I’ve used better makes that adhere far better.I have used as standard stabiliser which worked okay.Disappointing considering the price of the roll.Would not purchase again.

I haven't yet tried on a see through fabric. But I've used it in a few different projects and so far I'm very pleased with it. It's super easy to fuse it to the fabric and most of all it hasn't left any residue on my machine needles so far.

Once ironed on to the fabric, the stabiliser held during the sitiching, and also pulled back cleanly to the stitching lines to then be cut away.

(Updated) After a discussion with the seller the product started working as desired, my wife had to increase the temperature of the iron slightly higher than what she would normally use for a particular fabric type after which the backing then stuck into place.