What this product does Watersoluble embroidery paper that provides a temporary backing during stitching and dissolves completely afterward. Stabilizes delicate or lightweight fabrics to prevent puckering and distortion in both machine and hand embroidery. Serves as a printable transfer medium so you can trace or print precise designs directly onto the stabilizer with an inkjet printer. Key benefits — why you need it Cleaner, more accurate embroidery: keeps fabric flat and stable so stitches sit evenly and designs maintain their shape. Saves time on corrections: reduces puckering, stretching, and distortion that otherwise require rework. Accurate pattern placement: printable and traceable surface lets you position and stitch complex designs with confidence. Important attributes Function: temporary stabilizer and transfer medium for embroidery projects. Compatibility: suitable for both machine and hand embroidery, and works with standard inkjet printers for printing patterns. Material: watersoluble stabilizer paper that dissolves fully after use. Performance: provides firm, temporary support during stitching and removes cleanly to leave only the stitched design on the fabric. Typical applications (use scenarios) Fine fabrics and sheers: stabilize silk, chiffon, organza, and other delicate materials so you can embroider without visible backing or puckering. Openweave or loosely knitted fabrics: prevent stitches from pulling or distorting the fabric during hooping and stitching. Detailed pattern work: print or trace complex designs (monograms, logos, floral motifs) onto the stabilizer for precise placement and repeatable results. Practical notes Print or trace your design onto the stabilizer with an inkjet printer or by hand, hoop or position it with your fabric, and stitch as usual. The stabilizer provides temporary support and removes completely after the project is finished. Ideal whenever you need a temporary, noninvasive backing that delivers accurate pattern transfer and tidy stitch results on delicate or challenging fabrics.