Fabric embroidery cover with adhesive

A soft embroidery protector is not an embroidery stabilizer. It protects the embroidery, or more precisely, our skin, from being "scratched" by the embroidery. It is applied after the embroidery is finished, on the reverse side. A piece of the embroidery protector, slightly larger than the embroidery itself, is glued or ironed onto the fabric. Under the influence of heat, the adhesive contained in the embroidery protector melts, bonding the embroidery and the protector together. The protected embroidery now has a soft reverse side that does not irritate or cause discomfort when in contact with the skin. It is ideal for embroidering baby and children's clothing. Ideal for bodysuits, shirts, vests, sleepsuits, and rompers. It is also suitable for any other garment that comes into direct contact with the skin (T-shirts, underwear, etc.).

Additionally, the embroidery cover can act as a "stiffener" for collars, hems, cuffs, button plackets, etc.

The embroidery cover also strengthens the embroidery against deformation when using clothes made of delicate materials.

The embroidery protector is very easy to use. Cut a piece of the protector slightly larger than your embroidery, place it on the left side of your embroidery, and simply iron it in place. The iron temperature should be around 120-130°C.

You can also use a heat press. Time: approximately 10-14 seconds, pressure: 3-4 bar.

The width of the embroidery cover is 50cm and the grammage is 53g/m2 including the glue, the grammage of the glue itself is 10g/m.

The entire roll contains 20 m of embroidery cover.