New brothread 6PCS 8.5"x11" Sticky Water Soluble Embroidery Stabilizer Printable Paper Stabilizer - Medium Weight - Allowed for Print or Draw Patterns Best for Hand & Machine Embroidery

Works well with the copy machine and does a great job with black and white drawings from a coloring book.Easy to use and washes out easily as well.

Great product. Used it on towels, stuck well while I did some hand embroidery. Easily dissolved in warm water.

I bought these to print and to embroider my grandsons name on some shirts I purchased. it works very well. Just print and stick onto the shirt and embroider over the print and then it washes off. great product.

This product was purchased for me to try a new hobby. There is more than enough of it and it is super affordable. The sheets work great in a printer or you can copy onto them. Very durable and stayed stuck down. My project turned out awesome and it easily washed away!

Overall I love this. It sticks well by itself onto my embroidery and works seamlessly in my printer. The only gripe i have is the need to wait to start working because the adhesive is so sticky, but that could be most products like this. Washing it off is somewhat a hassle but if you scrub pretty well and pick off the excess adhesive and material then it goes away for the most part.

Works great!Really good quality.Using for my Embroidery machine. I like how easy it is to use.

I love to embroider. This is so easy to draw on and it stays on while you stitch. No slipping, none of that. I will say that you have maybe 1 or 2 attempts to get it on your fabric before it loses its stickiness.11/10 highly recommend.

I bought the roll, I did have to cut the material to size to fit regular size paper for my printer but that was expected.As far as adhesion, no problem. I got it specifically for embroidery. The material is affected by hand sweat/moisture but not enough that the material or pattern dissolves. It just thins out the material a bit and makes it look translucent.And for those saying that the needle becomes sticky, it depended on the material based on my experience. When the material is thick, like say a canvas tote bag like the Fig canvas tote bags, the needle never got sticky. But for thinner material, the needle did get sticky. That wasn’t a problem for me but I can see that getting annoying if it’s a large embroidery project. For me, I just had rubbing alcohol and cotton ball on hand to clean my needle. It wasn’t that much of a hassle. I mean, I knew before I bought it that it had some kind of adhesive.When I finished my project and finally had to was it off, it didn’t take more than a minute to dissolve completely. I did have to follow instruction and ran it under “COLD” water so when I read other reviews saying it didn’t dissolve well I’m assuming they didn’t follow instructions.Overall I would recommend it. Just be aware that yes it might make your needle sticky if you’re using thinner material, and run it under cold water for it to dissolve properly. There was no sticky residue afterward.