The Husqvarna Viking Tear-a-Way Sticky Stabilizer is an adhesive-surfaced stabilizer designed to securely hold fabrics and materials in place during embroidery. Its strong tacky surface ensures a firm grip in the hoop without slipping, making it ideal for delicate or difficult-to-hoop fabrics. The adhesive surface is protected by a removable paper layer, keeping it clean and ready for use until needed. This stabilizer is perfect for embroidering small, hard-to-hoop items, such as collars, cuffs, and pockets, and provides temporary support while allowing for easy removal after stitching. Measuring 12" x 10 yards, Tear-A-Way Sticky is a must-have stabilizer for projects requiring secure placement without the need for additional adhesives or sprays.

Recommended Use:
It is perfect for thicker fabrics such as canvas, denim, leather, and vinyl, as well as structured items like hat brims, purse straps, belts, collars, cuffs, and pant legs. This adhesive stabilizer ensures firm placement without slipping, making it an essential tool for embroidery on challenging fabrics and intricate projects.

How to Use:

1. Cut the Stabilizer Cut a piece of Tear-A-Way Sticky at least 1" larger than the hoop size.
2. Prepare the Stabilizer Place the stabilizer on a flat surface with the paper-covered adhesive side facing up.
3. Score the Paper Layer
   Using a needle or pin, lightly score an "X" from corner to corner across the paper covering.
   Be careful not to cut through the adhesive layer.
   Peel back the paper to expose the adhesive surface.
4. Position the Hoop and Fabric
   Place the back of the outer hoop ring on the exposed adhesive area. (No inner hoop ring is needed.)
   Press the wrong side of the fabric onto the adhesive area where you want to embroider.
   If necessary, reposition fabric slightly—minimal repositioning will result in slight adhesive loss.

The Husqvarna Viking Tear-a-Way Sticky Stabilizer makes hoop-less embroidery easy, ensuring stability and precision for challenging materials while allowing for clean removal after stitching.