SULKY SOLVY

SULKY® SOLVY

Machine embroidery:

Solvy prevents embroidery stitches sinking into fleecy materials (e.g. towelling, fleece, cord). lt serves solely as an overlay material
and can not replace an appropriate embroidery webbing, which acts as a stabiliser (embroidery underlay).

1. Mount the material (with embroidery webbing as underlay and Solvy applied as overlay) in the embroidery frame.
2. Embroider the desired design.
3. After the embroidery is complete, carefully tear or wash away excess Solvy. II you are working with towelling and wish to avoid embroidery webbing residues on the reverse, place several layers of Solvy under the towel.

Sewing extremely fine, light materials:

1. Place material between two layers of Solvy and sew as normal.
2. When complete, carefully tear away excess Solvy.
3. Remove remnants of Solvy with a damp cotton bud or wash.

Creating buttonholes in fine, light fabrics:

Buttonholes can be sewn into very fine, light fabrics without insert.

1. Place fabric between two layers of Solvy and sew buttonhole as normal.
2. When complete, carefully tear away excess Solvy.
3. Remove remnants of Solvy with a damp cotton bud or wash.

Embroidery and quilting:

1. Draw pattern onto Solvy using a water soluble pen.
2. Pin or tack film to the fabric or quilt.
3. Sew or quilt pattern as normal either by machine or hand.
4. When complete, carefully tear away excess Solvy.
5. Remove remnants of Solvy with a damp cotton bud.

Protect against damp and drying out. Store in a sealed plastic bag.

For further information on all our stabilizers and helpful hints we recommend our SULKY STARTER KIT STABILIZER.