The laundry bags I use for FSL is covered with a little powder , I put on it a
piece of non-wooven WSS for solidity and not too much dust ! It works well .




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> Date: Sat, 4 Jul 2009 17:55:59 +0000
> Subject: [SiCKDesigns] Re: Stabilizer problem
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> Hi Doorthy I had some of that stuff too and the only way I could use it was to
put a piece of tissue paper (the kind you use to wrap gifts) on top of the water
soluble so it would not stick to the presser foot. Next time you buy WWS get the
kind that looks more like the other stabalizers not looking like thin vynal.
> Mary Lou in Hawaii
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towels at Sams to practice on. I used a tearaway stabilizer on the bottom and a
water soluble on the top. It is like a heavy saran wrap. Is that the right stuff
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move but not correctly. It was a mess. I tried using the tulle and top and it
worked very well for me. But I have a roll of the other stuff and want to use
it. What did I do wrong ?? I hope someone can help.
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