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Tear-away backing steadies suitable fabric during embroidery, then releases around the finished design. A practical choice for cap and hat embroidery where the material and stitch pattern suit temporary support. The 1m-wide, 100m-long roll lets you cut pieces to match your hoop or production layout. Black tear-away roll shown. Choose white or black above. 1m × 100mRoll width × length 65 g/m²Backing weight Tear awayRemove excess after stitching Where it works best Caps and hats Support suitable cap panels and hat fabrics while stitching lettering or motifs. Check compatibility with your cap frame and hooping method.Less backing to trim Remove the surplus by hand after embroidery, holding the stitched area steady as you work towards it.Build a reliable stitch-out Test the backing with your actual design. A cap front, a soft hat and a dense logo may each need a different setup. Product details Supplied One 1m × 100m roll in your selected colour Type Tear-away embroidery backing Roll width 1 metre Roll length 100 metres Weight 65 g/m² Material 100% recycled cotton Colours White or black Product code White: 3060.White · Black: 3060.Black Select your colour above. Each selection supplies one roll, not a mixed-colour set. How to use it Place the backing beneath the embroidery area and secure it as required by your hoop or cap frame. Allow enough material to grip. Embroider a sample first, checking fabric stability, stitch coverage and layer count before continuing with the job. Hold the embroidery and gently tear excess backing towards the design. Remove multiple layers separately rather than pulling them away together. Tear-away is not the same as wash-away: backing can remain inside the stitching. Choose cut-away where the finished embroidery needs ongoing support, particularly on stretch fabrics. Good to know Will it suit every cap frame? Check the dimensions required by your specific frame and design before ordering. The backing must cover more than just the visible embroidery. Can I substitute it for cut-away? Not automatically. Fabric stability, stitch density and the support needed after laundering determine which backing is appropriate. Choose the support for your next project Tear-Away Embroidery Stabiliser Squares – 16 x 16cm, 65gsm · Cut-Away Embroidery Stabiliser Roll – 1m x 100m, 85gsm · Madeira Cap Squares Tear-Away Stabiliser – 10cm x 30cm, 250 Pack. Browse all embroidery stabilisers and backing to compare tear-away, cut-away, wash-away and specialist finishing products.
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