Patemby 50Pcs Embroidery Pattern Water Soluble Embroidery Stabilizers, Stick and Stitch Embroidery Paper Wash Away with Pre-Printed Pattern Designs Stencils Transfers for Hand Sewing Lover Beginner

Beautiful small prints and paper disappears like magic.

I absolutely love these! They are beginner friendly and stick really well. I’ve used them on a vinyl bag, cotton tee shirt, canvas bag and regular embroidery type fabric. It rinses away clean with zero residue. Make sure you have clean dry hands while stitching because it will wear off the pattern. If you happen to wear it off you can use a washable heat transfer pencil to go back over the design.

I love these designs, and after some trial and error, I've learned where these work best on my jeans (due to thickness, pockets, etc.). Depending on the fabric, you may need thicker needles.The only down side (and this may be true for all patterns of this type) is that the design fades very easily just by my hand brushing against it as I sew. Therefore, be very careful as you're sewing so you don't lose the design before you finish.As a first-time embroiderer, I was amazed at how quickly the "paper" dissolves. These are so easy to use, and the fabric is ready to go once it dries.

Fun to embroider

This is the first stick on pattern iv used. Its easy to adhere, although does come up. Still miss the old style iron on but good alternative

This was exactly what I wanted. It was prefect for my project l

Packaged nicely in a folder. Easy to use.and

I am an avid sewer but am new to embroidering. I purchased these to sew flowers on a pair of jeans but was unsure of exactly how to use them. After researching, I had the impression that the stabilizer was meant to stay in place and provide body/puffiness for the stitching and not wash out? Yet this was not the case. I wish this had a guide to explain how the paper is meant to be used and care instructions for your embroidered pieces.To test these, I put an edge piece of the material under the faucet, and it did dissolve. Although, it took a bit of squishing and maneuvering. I am not sure if the dissolving process will affect the way your embroidery looks afterwards.These are pretty but I would not recommend for beginners like me. It also feels overpriced for something made of very simple materials (diaper gel, paper, ink, ect).