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  • DIFFICULTY RINSING IT AWAY?
    Around mid-2016 we had a batch of this product that had some glue which did not rinse away as quickly as it should. If you have this issue, we have found a solution: Pour Dawn dish detergent on your project, and smooth it over the entire affected area (with your fingers or a foam brush); allowing it to soak for a couple of hours this way. Then wash the project with a regular load of clothes or hand-wash and rinse thoroughly (hot water is best). We apologize for this issue, but feel it is most important to provide you with a solution for your project. Feel free to contact [email protected] with any questions.
  • To make a liquid, brush-on stabilizer, save all scraps every time you use your Solvy products (except for Paper Solvy, which has wood pulp component). Add enough scraps to the consistency needed in 8 Oz. of water. Brush onto any area you want to stabilize. Allow area to dry completely (this can be sped up with a hair dryer). After stitching, remove by submerging in water for a minute or two until all of the product is dissolved. Store the unused portion of your liquid stabilizer in the refrigerator in a labeled, tightly sealed jar.
  • Easiest pattern transfer and easiest removal of any product on the market today. From your computer or copier, print or copy a pattern onto an 8-1/2" x 11" piece of Sticky Fabri-Solvy. Remove the release sheet and smooth onto your fabric. Stitch by hand or machine and dissolve away in water. If you don't stay on the line - the line is gone! It's magic!
  • Because all Sulky Stabilizers (except Tender Touch) are made from non-woven materials they don’t stretch in any direction.
  • For your photocopying convenience, it comes in 8-1/2” x 11” sheets, in addition to rolls, 1 yd. packages and bolts.
  • With no paper component, it washes away quickly and completely every time.
  • It holds items in place for hoopless and reversible embroidery. It is ideal for accurate placement of loose items when making scarves or thread collages.
  • Are you wondering...are Sulky water solubles fusible?This area of water solubles is a little confusing. Only Sulky Sticky Fabri-Solvy is sticky (it's not truly fusible, because you don't actually use an iron to fuse it; it comes sticky, with a release sheet on it). Over the years we have "ironed" layers of Solvy or Super Solvy together with a warm, dry, non-stick iron. They only "fuse" to themselves, though. This process will not make them stick to fabric. It just makes them heavier. We did this a lot before we had the very heavy Ultra Solvy in our product line. We often used Sulky KK 2000 to adhere the original product or the now "fused" and heavier product to fabric before we had Sticky Fabri-Solvy. Ultra Solvy (which is 4 times heavier than regular Solvy), can be wiped with a damp sponge and it becomes tacky and you can stick fabric to it. This will not work with the lighter versions of Solvy, though.
    We've also made "Liquid Solvy" using scraps from any of the Solvy products (except Paper Solvy which has a wood pulp component). We'd put them in a jar and add water until it was the consistency we wanted, and then apply it with a foam paint brush to fabric, let it dry, and the fabric is very stiff (almost like cardboard), but able to withstand an enormous amount of stitching without puckering. We also use this liquid version to stiffen thread bowls and other artsy thread projects. (There is an actual "recipe" for this liquid Solvy above, but you can make it however thick or thin that you want, and just use your scraps.)
    So there are a lot of options with Sulky Solvy products, but fusing them to fabric with an iron is not one of them. Because Sulky KK 2000 Temporary Spray Adhesive is not water soluble, you want to be sure that all of the tackiness of the KK 2000 has dissipated before rinsing the Solvy away. It will dissipate naturally in a few days, or to hasten the process you can press the project with a warm dry iron (using a press cloth). Or tumble in a low temperature dryer for a few minutes. (Heat hastens this dissipation process.)
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