Edging Tape & Stay Tape

Maree Pigdon

Today in Tips and Tricks I would like to talk about two different fusible tapes that I suggest should be part of everyone???s basic sewing kit.

Edging Tape (pictured above) is a straight grain fusible stabilizing tape which is best used on wovens and on straight edges. Use it on jackets and coats with lapels to prevent the bias area from stretching and encourage the lapel to begin its roll. Or cardigan-style jackets and vests to prevents the bias area from stretching. It can also be used to prevent stretching of V-necklines, slant pockets, patch pockets and shoulder seams.

The tape comes in black and white, is 22mm wide and is on special for $2.00 for a 5 metre length.

Maree Pigdon

Stay Tape (pictured above) is a bias fusible stabilizing tape with a narrow tape stitched into it. It is best used for knit fabrics as well as woven fabrics. Use it for curved neckline & hem edges, arm-hole control, knit shoulder stay, to control fraying fabric and for stretch control.

This tape also comes in black and white, is 9mm wide and is on special for $5.50 for a 5metre bundle.

Both tapes are fused to the fabric using your steam iron.

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Until next time???

Happy Sewing,

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3 Responses to “Edging Tape & Stay Tape”

  1. Maree says:

    Hi Robin,

    You can order the tapes via email or phone, I will send you an email to follow up with you directly very soon!

    Happy Sewing,
    Maree

  2. Robin Cribbes says:

    Hi Maree, how do I order the tapes on special?

    Cheers RobIn

  3. Leonie says:

    Dear Maree, I have been enjoying your blog so much, had a tear in my eye listening to the lady (forgotten her name) who is 90. You are a remarkable and lovely lady, so full of care and love for other people and I know everything in your life will turn our happily, it has to because you are so nice. Lovely to see your Mum too on her 80th birthday. I haven’t done a lot of sewing but have been losing weight! eating sensibly and doing lots of walking. I became very disallusioned with my weight with regard to my sewing because it was so depressing having to do so many adjustments and not really happy with my size so decided to do something about it. Am feeling much happier and looking forward to sewing some things for winter when I should be a couple of sizes smaller. Jan is in Japan at the moment for 2 weeks. love Leonie

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