• "Stack of non-woven embroidery paper sheets, providing a stable base for detailed embroidery designs."
  • Roll of non-woven embroidery paper, perfect for large embroidery projects and stabilizing fabric."
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Non Woven Embroidery Paper

Non Woven Embroidery Paper

Rs. 110.00
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Non-Woven Embroidery Paper: Versatile and Durable Fabric Support

Microdot Interlining is an essential component for any high-quality garment because it provides strength, ensures shape retention, and delivers a smooth finish. If you are in the garment manufacturing industry, using the right type of interlining can significantly improve the quality and durability of your products.

Non-Woven Embroidery Paper: Versatile and Durable Fabric Support

Non-Woven Embroidery Paper is an essential material for achieving precise and professional embroidery results. This high-quality paper provides excellent support for fabric during the embroidery process, ensuring that designs maintain their shape and integrity. Its non-woven structure offers superior stability, preventing fabric distortion and facilitating smooth stitching.

Designed for both hand and machine embroidery, Non-Woven Embroidery Paper is easy to use and removes cleanly without leaving residue. It is ideal for a wide range of fabrics, including delicate and stretchy materials. Whether you're working on intricate designs or large-scale projects, this embroidery paper delivers reliable performance and enhances the quality of your finished work.

Key Features:

    • Types of Non-Woven Embroidery Paper:

      1. Tear-Away Stabilizer:

        • Temporary Support: Provides temporary support that can be torn away after the embroidery is complete.
        • Usage: Ideal for stable fabrics like cotton and denim.
        • Removal: Easy to tear away, leaving minimal residue.

      2. Cut-Away Stabilizer:

        • Permanent Support: Offers permanent support, especially for delicate or stretchy fabrics like knits.
        • Usage: Recommended for garments that will be worn and washed frequently.
        • Removal: Excess stabilizer is cut away after embroidery, leaving the stitches intact.

      3. Wash-Away Stabilizer:

        • Temporary Support: Dissolves in water, providing temporary support that disappears after washing.
        • Usage: Perfect for delicate fabrics, lace, or when no stabilizer residue is desired.
        • Removal: Washes away completely with water.

      4. Heat-Away Stabilizer:

        • Temporary Support: Provides support that can be removed with heat.
        • Usage: Suitable for fabrics that cannot be washed or for projects where water-soluble stabilizer is not practical.
        • Removal: Disappears when exposed to heat from an iron.

      Applications:

      1. Machine Embroidery:

        • Support: Provides necessary support for machine embroidery, ensuring clean and precise designs.
        • Versatility: Can be used with a variety of fabrics, including cotton, knits, and delicate materials.

      2. Appliqué:

        • Stability: Keeps fabric stable while stitching appliqué designs, ensuring they stay in place and look neat.

      3. Quilting:

        • Precision: Helps maintain the shape and alignment of quilt pieces during the embroidery process.

      4. Garment Construction:

        • Embroidery: Adds stability to areas of garments where embroidery will be applied, such as yokes, pockets, and collars.
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