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Jan
27
Michelle of Abigail Michelle Embroidery has posted a product review on SWAKembroidery.com for vilene stabilizer. She says,
This product is called Vilene and is a water-soluble stabilizer. This stabilizer is different because it looks and acts like a tear-away stabilizer. It is not clear, but thin enough to see through just a little bit. I’ve found that it is more stable than the standard clear brands and because of this, it gives me a better final result.
Her SWAK article also includes a tutorial for machine-stitching free-standing lace using the product. See the post.
