Sewing a hem without actually sewing ?!
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imas98
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Sewing a hem without actually sewing ?!
I had to pull out the hem on my curtains to make them longer & now I have a tattered edge in need of a new hem !
I was searching around & found out there are different types of tapes that I can use by just ironing the sides together.
The curtains are machine washable so I'm curious if this will a) work & b) make it through a washing ?!?
Any experience with these ?!?! Which would you recommend ?!?
TIA !
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Posted 11/24/08 3:15 PM |
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Christine
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Re: Sewing a hem without actually sewing ?!
I used to use Stitch Witchery on my school skirt hems - I recall that they held up well through washings and wearings.
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Posted 11/24/08 4:05 PM |
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ArmyOfBabies
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Re: Sewing a hem without actually sewing ?!
Posted by Christine
I used to use Stitch Witchery on my school skirt hems - I recall that they held up well through washings and wearings.
I was going to suggest Stitch Witchery also!
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Posted 11/24/08 4:43 PM |
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imas98
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Re: Sewing a hem without actually sewing ?!
Thanks ! I'll try to find it.
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Posted 11/25/08 10:37 AM |
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ArmyOfBabies
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Re: Sewing a hem without actually sewing ?!
Posted by imas98
Thanks ! I'll try to find it.
They have it at AC Moore in the sewing section and sometimes up by the checkouts.
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Posted 11/27/08 11:28 PM |
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