Pre-cut 2.0 Oz Tear Away Embroidery Stabilizer 12"x12" - 100 Sheets for Machine Embroidery, Medium Weight 2.0 oz, for 5x7 and 10x10 Hoops

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Description

Made for smoother embroidery days

A steady start for stitches that finish clean

Give stable woven fabrics the temporary support they need—without measuring a roll before every design. Hoop a ready-cut sheet, stitch with confidence, then gently tear away the excess.

  • Ready-cut convenience
  • Medium-weight support
  • Easy post-stitch removal
SEWTECH white tear-away embroidery stabilizer in 12 by 12 inch precut sheets
12″ × 12″Pre-cut sheet size
100Sheets per pack
2.0 ozMedium weight
5×7 / 10×10Compatible hoop sizes*

Less prep. Better control.

The backing disappears. The difference stays.

A supportive foundation helps the fabric stay put while your machine handles outlines, fills, lettering and changing stitch directions.

01

Start sooner

Every 12″ × 12″ sheet is already sized and ready to use, so there is no roll to measure and fewer awkward offcuts to manage.

02

Keep fabric controlled

The 2.0 oz medium-weight backing helps limit shifting, rippling and distortion on stable fabrics as the design builds.

03

Finish without trimming

Support the stitched area and tear away the exposed backing by hand after embroidery—no close scissor work around the design.

Size and medium-weight details for the 12 by 12 inch tear-away embroidery stabilizer

One useful size, ready on demand

Coverage you can count on

At 12″ × 12″ (304 × 304 mm), each sheet gives common embroidery fields room for a secure hooping margin. It works with compatible 5″ × 7″ and 10″ × 10″ hoops when the complete embroidery area is covered.

  • Consistent sheet size from project to project
  • A practical 100-sheet supply for home or repeat work
  • Use one layer for many everyday designs
  • Layer a second sheet when testing shows more support is needed

Is tear-away the right backing for your project?

A quick fabric check now can save a frustrating stitch-out later.

Great match: stable, non-stretch fabrics

  • Denim, twill and canvas
  • Firm cotton and woven cotton blends
  • Oxford cloth and stable shirting
  • Tote bags, caps and structured accessories
  • Quilt blocks, appliqué and monograms
  • Towels, blankets and woven jacket panels

Choose cut-away instead: fabrics that stretch

  • T-shirts and jersey knits
  • Sweatshirts and soft fleece
  • Activewear and performance fabrics
  • Projects that need permanent backing support
Hoop-fit note: Hoop outer dimensions vary by machine. Before stitching, confirm that the sheet covers the complete embroidery field and leaves roughly 1.2–2″ (3–5 cm) of backing beyond the design on every side.
Examples of stable woven fabrics suitable for tear-away embroidery backing

From blank fabric to finished design

Three simple moves

No adhesive or fusible feature is specified. Place the backing below the fabric and hoop the two layers together.

Step one

Hoop

Lay one sheet beneath the fabric. Keep both layers flat and smooth, then hoop them tautly without stretching the fabric.

Step two

Stitch

Run a sample when possible, then embroider with the needle, thread, density and machine settings suited to the project.

Step three

Tear

Remove the project from the hoop. Hold the stitches steady and tear excess backing inward from the outside edge.

Three steps for using SEWTECH tear-away embroidery stabilizer: hoop, embroider and remove

For a gentler removal: If you used two layers, tear them away one at a time. Keep one hand close to the embroidery and avoid pulling hard against satin stitches or fine lettering.

Small habits, more polished stitch-outs

Set the whole design up for success

Stabilizer is one part of a clean result. Pair it with balanced hoop tension, appropriate digitizing and the correct needle for your fabric.

  • Test your fabric, backing and design together before production
  • Add a second layer for dense designs only when the sample needs it
  • For towels or raised-pile fabric, add a suitable water-soluble topping above the fabric
  • If puckering remains, review hooping, density and tension—not just backing quantity
Reverse side of machine embroidery showing tear-away stabilizer support

Know exactly what arrives

Product details

Brand SEWTECH
Product type Tear-away machine embroidery stabilizer backing
Format White pre-cut sheets
Sheet size 12″ × 12″ (304 × 304 mm)
Weight 2.0 oz, medium weight
Grade A+
Pack quantity 100 sheets
Hoop compatibility Designed for compatible 5″ × 7″ and 10″ × 10″ hoops; verify full coverage before use
Best for Stable, non-stretch woven fabrics
Product labeling Formaldehyde-free, acid-free and skin-friendly
Package contents 100 pre-cut tear-away stabilizer sheets

Quick answers before you hoop

Frequently asked questions

Will one sheet cover my 5″ × 7″ hoop?

Yes, a 12″ × 12″ sheet provides generous coverage for commonly used 5″ × 7″ embroidery areas. Make sure the backing extends beyond the entire design before stitching.

What about a 10″ × 10″ hoop?

The sheets are intended for compatible 10″ × 10″ hoops. Because frame profiles and outer measurements differ, compare the sheet with your exact hoop and confirm complete coverage first.

How many layers should I use?

Start with one layer for many standard, medium-density designs. If a test stitch shows movement or the design is especially dense, add a second layer and test again.

Is the stabilizer sticky or iron-on?

No adhesive or fusible property is specified for this item. Position one sheet under the fabric, then hoop the fabric and stabilizer together.

Can I use it on T-shirts?

Tear-away backing is best suited to stable fabric. For T-shirts, knits and other stretch materials, choose a suitable cut-away backing that remains behind the design for ongoing support.

How do I remove it without disturbing the stitches?

Hold the stitched area firmly, begin at the outside edge and tear slowly toward the design. Remove multiple layers separately and avoid tugging directly across delicate stitches.