Madeira MSA 1100 Temporary Fabric Adhesive Spray – 500ml

$67.36

Madeira MSA 1100 · Temporary fabric adhesive

Keep small pieces where you want them.

Madeira MSA 1100 provides a temporary hold for fabric pieces during sewing and embroidery. Position, adjust and stitch appliqués or cut pieces without relying on the adhesive for the final bond.

A 500ml aerosol can for temporary fabric positioning in the sewing room.

Madeira temporary fabric adhesive spray can
Madeira temporary fabric adhesive spray can
500mlAerosol can
TemporaryPositioning adhesive
AppliquéHold cut pieces for stitching

Where it works best

Prepare appliqué pieces

Hold suitable cut fabric shapes in position while you plan placement and stitch the edges.

Keep layers aligned

Use as a positioning aid when your embroidery method needs fabric secured to a separate backing.

Use a light application

A fine, even mist gives more control than soaking the material. Start with a test to establish the amount your fabric needs.

Product details

Supplied One 500ml aerosol can
Type Temporary fabric adhesive
Product Madeira MSA 1100
Can size 500ml
Bond Temporary; not a permanent fusible adhesive
Applications Fabric positioning, appliqué and embroidery
Product code MSA1100

How to use it

  1. Read the can instructions, ventilate the workspace and protect nearby surfaces. Test an offcut for marking and removal.
  2. Shake well and spray lightly from the distance specified on the can, away from the embroidery machine and moving parts. Where appropriate, spray the cut piece or backing rather than the garment face.
  3. Place and adjust the fabric, then stitch to create the finished attachment. Follow the product directions for handling and care.

Pressurised aerosol: keep away from heat, sparks, flames and children. Avoid overspray on needles, hoops and machinery. Do not assume a fabric is stain-proof; delicate or specially finished materials need a patch test.

Good to know

Does adhesive replace embroidery stabiliser?

No. It holds layers together; the backing still needs to support the fabric and design during stitching. Choose the correct tear-away, cut-away or wash-away material first.

Can I use it on delicate fabric?

Always test an inconspicuous offcut for marking and removal. Take particular care with delicate finishes and fabrics that cannot be washed.