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Tear-away stabilizer is a type of backing material used in embroidery and other fabric crafts to provide temporary support and stability to the fabric during the stitching process Here are the key aspects of tear-away stabilizer: Temporary Support: Tear-away stabilizer is designed to be easily torn away from the fabric after the embroidery is complete. It provides temporary stability during the stitching process. Thickness and Composition: Tear-away stabilizers are typically thinner and made of fibers that can be easily torn, such as paper or a non-woven fabric. Easy Removal: Once the embroidery is finished, you can tear away the excess stabilizer from around the embroidered design. It is important to tear gently to avoid distorting the stitches. Best for Stable Fabrics: Tear-away stabilizer works best with stable or non-stretch fabrics. It may not be suitable for highly stretchy fabrics, as it does not provide the same level of support as cut-away stabilizers. Applications: It is commonly used for simple embroidery designs, lettering, or stable fabrics where the design does not require long-term support. In quilting, tear-away stabilizer can be useful for embroidering small designs or monograms on quilt blocks or when you want to add a decorative touch to your quilting projects. *Map Pricing of $8.29 per* Full Brewer MAP policy details are available for review on our website under the Shop Resource tab.