is this just the stabilizer with patterns
259043
Soft n Stable is just a stabilizer, but the seller has purse patterns that the stabilizer is used for.
1231725
I received the stabilizer packaged separately from my huge kit of magna tiles.
2139907
You need two different types of stabilizer. Under you need a heavier one, (cut-away is best) and on the top you need water soluble type (Solvy is one of them). Knits need this type of stabilizer pair to keep the material from moving around. Thread, depends on the thickness of the knit. But there are two types of threads, Poly and Rayon. Always use either Madeira, Robison-Anton or Sulky. They aren't cheap, but are the best. I would avoid the ones sold on Amazon, unless they are either of the brands I mentioned. Most important is to use embroidery bobbin thread. The one that came with your machine is the best for the Brother machines. Hope this helped.
1373846
Mine are the same way & I don't believe it's affected the stabilizers performance. I'm really pleased with the results these stabilizers provided. Works exactly as advertised. Al Irwin
2016274
No. All patterns are saved to internal memory only. There is no way to backup your patterns except by recording audio copies of your patterns. I doubt it will ever crash. I've used it a lot and never had a single problem with it. It's extremely easy to make new patterns. If they were lost for some strange reason, I could very easily recreate them.
198029
It has an image stabilizer but I don't know if it is an advanced image stabilizer. I do know that I absolutely love the videos I take with this camera. I use it all the time and it has never disappointed me. Even videos in the house come out great. I have tried other brands and JVC is the only one I would ever buy again.
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Hello! Sulky+ is not a stabilizer in the sense that we machine embroiderers would think. It has no weight designation. It's used to hold items that are hard to hoop or on which you do not wish to have hoop burn, and it works just as well with hooped items. It also easily tears away. It is not a heat fusible, so no fear of burning your special fabrics, i.e., knits, caps, terry cloth, nylon items, and velvet, to name a few. I use it to hold my items for embroidery; however, when embroidering an item with a densely stitching design, I normally use a cut-away stabilizer to stabilize the stitches, along with Sulky+. Hello! Sulky+ is not a stabilizer in the sense that we machine embroiderers would think. It has no weight designation. It's used to hold items that are hard to hoop or on which you do not wish to have hoop burn, and it works just as well with hooped items. It also easily tears away. It is not a heat fusible, so no fear of burning your special fabrics, i.e., knits, caps, terry cloth, nylon items, and velvet, to name a few. I use it to hold my items for embroidery; however, when embroidering an item with a densely stitching design, I normally use a cut-away stabilizer to stabilize the... » Read More Hello! Sulky+ is not a stabilizer in the sense that we machine embroiderers would think. It has no weight designation. It's used to hold items that are hard to hoop or on which you do not wish to have hoop burn, and it works just as well with hooped items. It also easily tears away. It is not a heat fusible, so no fear of burning your special fabrics, i.e., knits, caps, terry cloth, nylon items, and velvet, to name a few. I use it to hold my items for embroidery; however, when embroidering an item with a densely stitching design, I normally use a cut-away stabilizer to stabilize the stitches, along with Sulky+. « Show Less
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Yes it comes with 2 stabilizer bars and hardware for installing with instructions.
1733154
No, there are three preset flash patterns besides all on. I purchases this set myself a few months ago and I'm pretty happy with it. Packaging says it's not water proof but I found it is water resistant after accidentally running my truck through a puddle in the parking lot.
863371
Minimal. Wasn't it in ad. To me , stabity makes is not worth it. Haven't used
778628
I'm almost certain that it is the same item, the only difference is this one is the "multicam" pattern.
274561
No , no pattern, but the surface quality is outstanding, grip is easy, no "slipping hand effect". I do pull ups easy, without use of any grip powder.
864195
It is! Is actually a very soft, medium weight stabilizer. Probably my favorite.
2057765
Yes, but I have my own system. I put both pieces of the hoop together and cut the stabilizer the size of the outside hoop. I peel it off and just stick it under the hoop. It doesn't always all come off but it helps keep other fabric from sliding so I don't care. This uses less of it and all you do is just position your fabric over it and gently smooth out the fabric. I reuses it by putting scraps in the area where you pull it apart and I can usually get 3 uses at least.
197439
It comes with some clips, which are plenty for the standard pattern. If you want to change it up and do something different that requires more clips, you've got the option to get more (though they're overpriced).
1994306
Yes it does. A very sophisticated image stabilization. It can be set in 4 different modes:1.Off2. Auto (both horizontal & vertical stabilization)3. Vertical only for up and down movements4. Horizontal only for panning horizontally.Trust this helps.
686999
Yes it is. I have the same camera and the same lens. It's the lens I have on right now, and I use it quite a bit. I love it. I don't know whether it's stabilized or not, but I always try to brace my camera somehow, on something.