No Show Mesh Embroidery Stabilizer

I use this for all of my embroidery products. I have it on auto ship! I use it for 95% of my embroidery projects and if I need it stronger I add two layers. I make quilts with embroidered blocks so much and this works perfectly. It’s a better price than most places and the rolls last awhile even for me. I know several people that also use this as a go to stabilizer. It’s strong yet soft if you need to leave some on the back. Well made and a great product.

This no-show mesh stabilizer works perfectly with my embroidery projects, especially on lightweight T-shirts. It provides just the right support without adding bulk, and it doesn’t show through light-colored fabrics. Easy to hoop, soft against the skin, and holds stitches beautifully. A must-have for delicate materials!

This is a good quality stabilizer. Ir is the main one that I use and have no problems with it. It is a good price for stabilizer of this quality.

Works well for embroidery. Perfect size and price. Delivery was fast.

Great product..Great quality...great price!!Would definitely buy this product again!

I had just used up what was left of my Pellon Soft and Stay 380 embroidery stabilizer/interfacing and needed more. Since JoAnn Fabrics is no longer, I immediately went to Amazon.com. Couldn't find what I was looking for, at least not in the bolt size, so I decided to try Brothread's No Show Mesh. What I ordered came in a 15"x25' roll. When it arrived, I immediately unwrapped the protective cellophane cover and discovered a big difference between it and Pellon's version. If you're familiar with the feel of Pellon's Soft and Stay 380 - which has a very lightweight touch, Brothread's "No Show Mesh" is at least 50% thicker. Some reviewers felt Brothread's No Show Mesh was too thin or tore easily. I could not disagree more. It seemed very robust to me, though I have not ironed it, yet, to see if it would melt, as some reviewers claim. It just arrived to day, so I have not had time to use it, but I suspect it will add a lot of body to whatever embroidery project it's used on. Some projects that ask for more stability might be okay using Brothread's No Show Mesh, while others not so much, such as ITH (In the Hoop) quilt as you go. I do a lot of ITH projects, most recently a pillow, which Brothread's No Show Mesh would do well with. A regular quilt or throw, however, might find it a bit too heavy. The material seems very good quality, though, but - as mentioned - I haven't used it yet and will update when I have. In the meantime, after I received delivery of Brothread's No Show Mesh, realizing I might need a lighter weight for some projects, I managed to find a bolt of Pellon via Amazon. It was through third party sellers, which priced it well above acceptable. I honestly didn't want to pay that much, so I googled and found it at Wal-Mart for about $20 less. I bought two bolts in order to get free shipping. Since I use a lot of no show mesh, it will not go to waste. I uploaded a picture of my pillow top that I just made. I covered part of it with the two No Show Mesh products. I think it effectively shows the difference between Pellon and Brothread. Pellon is on the left, Brothread is on the right. Upper left is what the pillow top looks like without either.

Wife said it works great.

I really like this stuff. It holds well in the hoop . Easy to use off the roll. After this roll is gone, I will order another!