Embroidery tear-out interlining Stiffy 1860 (reinforced)

Embroidery interlining is used as the bottom layer, placed in the embroidery hoop as the "bottom", the base. We place our fabric on which the embroidery will be made. We can fasten the non-woven material in the hoop by squeezing the resulting "sandwich" with the hoop frame, or we can glue it to the non-woven fabric using a temporary spray adhesive.

High-quality interlining designed especially for computer embroidery. It helps to achieve perfect embroidery quality by ensuring proper stabilization.

Remember: For computer embroidery, use only non-woven fabrics and other stabilizers dedicated to this type of embroidery. Do not use paper, tailoring interlinings, non-woven fabrics, gardening interlinings, etc. Only non-woven fabrics intended for computer embroidery allow you to obtain the best effect and allow you to work comfortably and safely with the embroidery machine.