Melt-Away 10m x 1m

A$24.95

Gone with the heat – Topping

Melt-away is used as heat removable topping (stabilizer) for fabrics able to handle temperatures of approximately 120 – 140 degrees using a non steam iron. We suggest you do a test by ironing on a patch prior to commencing your embroidery to ensure fabric will handle the heat. When framing up your garment or fabric place the Melt-Away rough side down on the top. When embroidery is complete gently remove the exposed Melt-Away. Using your iron set 120 – 140 degrees quickly glide the iron over your embroidery to remove any excess Melt-Away. The small amounts of remaining Melt-Away around the edges of your embroidery “melt” with the heat of the iron.

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Gone with the heat – Topping

Melt-away is used as heat removable topping (stabilizer) for fabrics able to handle temperatures of approximately 120 – 140 degrees using a non steam iron. We suggest you do a test by ironing on a patch prior to commencing your embroidery to ensure fabric will handle the heat. When framing up your garment or fabric place the Melt-Away rough side down on the top. When embroidery is complete gently remove the exposed Melt-Away. Using your iron set 120 – 140 degrees quickly glide the iron over your embroidery to remove any excess Melt-Away. The small amounts of remaining Melt-Away around the edges of your embroidery “melt” with the heat of the iron.

Gone with the heat – Topping

Melt-away is used as heat removable topping (stabilizer) for fabrics able to handle temperatures of approximately 120 – 140 degrees using a non steam iron. We suggest you do a test by ironing on a patch prior to commencing your embroidery to ensure fabric will handle the heat. When framing up your garment or fabric place the Melt-Away rough side down on the top. When embroidery is complete gently remove the exposed Melt-Away. Using your iron set 120 – 140 degrees quickly glide the iron over your embroidery to remove any excess Melt-Away. The small amounts of remaining Melt-Away around the edges of your embroidery “melt” with the heat of the iron.