Outus Fabric Fusing Tape Adhesive Hem Tape Iron-on Tape Each 27 Yards, 2 Pack (1 Inch)

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Now you flaunt your favorite dress out in public and even jump around if you want to. Unlike most double-sided tapes, it doesn’t affect your skin.

Don't just follow the pattern, think about the results you want to achieve and where you think the garment might need body or support. Choosing the Right Interfacing for your Project Gorilla tapes are an excellent choice for holding fabric together. They often last permanently. You can use them for subtle DIY projects as well as repairing old and torn clothes. Final Words We really like the Dymo and Brother label makers below that you buy with specialised iron-on tape for all your labeling needs.Just look at the stunning effects created with Horsehair braid on this designer gown by Hayley Paige. This tape is a temporary solution and it’s not meant to be a permanent fix. It may last for a few good washes but it will eventually come off. That’s why it’s not recommended to use the tape on items that need to withstand a lot of wear and tear, like pants or skirts (fine for hems but not a permanent solution even for those). Even when you put the tape in the washing machine, it will work like a charm. The hem tape keeps the fabric together for years on end.

There are two main categories of hemming tape, and they usually come in a few different colors, to help you disguise them in your finished project: Iron-on hemming tape – This is the most popular type of hemming tape. It has adhesive on both sides, which is activated through heat. When applied correctly it creates a smooth hem and binds it together neatly. The best and easiest way of applying it is to use a regular iron. Chiffon – For this super-thin and delicate fabric, always choose thin tape and use a pressing cloth to avoid any burns or damage. If you want a no-sew solution for hemming or joining two pieces of fabric, the pressure-pressed hemming tape is probably your best bet.The edge without the thread is sewn onto the raw edge of your hemline and the edge with the thread is hand sewn later. A useful tip is to bind the edge of the braid with some scrap fabric or binding for a smooth finish. I do hope this guide helped shed some light on the use of hemming tape and encouraged you to start using it more often. You can spend your spare time with your loved ones or working on another project you love. Let me know what are your favorite projects to use this tape on! Pin to save for later