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Pocket Guide to Stabilizers: Carry-Along Reference Guide

Sue O'Very

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  1. Read the summary below and choose one question you want the book to answer.
  2. Open the book’s original page to check the edition, contents and access options.
  3. Keep a short note: the idea, where you found it, and how you could apply it to your next project.

Why we picked it

A 56-page carry-along reference that does one job: helping you pick the right stabilizer. It explains the main types, including tear-away and cut-away, and matches them to woven, sheer, knit and napped fabrics. It is small enough to keep beside the machine or take along when buying supplies. A quick way to settle stabilizer questions for new operators and for anyone who has been guessing.

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