Fabric tape

Hem tape is a great way to quickly and easily create a clean looking hem. Hem tape is a popular form of hemming that can be used on clothing, curtains, or other items. Hem tape is often used to make the hems on your clothes look more professional and finished. This sewing tutorial will explain what hem tape is, how it works, when you would use it and some other tips for using hem tape.

Have some tiny treasured scraps that you can’t bear to throw away? Here’s an easy and quick tutorial for making fabric washi tape with even the smallest of scraps. Although this t…

Follow this simple tutorial and learn how to make fabric tape in any color or pattern, using your favorite fabric.

Guest Designer: Marcia Izabel Marchiori of Minois HandmadeInstagram: @marciabel Category: Stationery Size/Dimensions: Variable Skill Level: Beginner Description: These tapes are perfect for sealing gift bags, journaling accents, mailbox decoration, labels, and anything you would like to add some flair to! Tools Neede

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Get ideas for how to feature pretty bias tapes in sewing projects and more. Here are ten cute ways to use handmade bias tape.

Cut a CONTINUOUS strip of BIAS TAPE (from one small square of fabric)....a quick way to cut up some bias tape, without wasting fabric!

If you are needing to add a hem to a garment or home decor project, but don’t want to see a stitching line or want to spend the time doing an invisible hand stitch, fusible hem tape is a great alternative. Ashley Hough teaches you about fusible hem tape and shows you how to use it.

Victoria Hammond Collective on Instagram: "Attaching pencil pleat tape to a curtain. Take care when machining as the curtain fabric and tape are different textures. Always machine in the same direction so the tape doesn’t twist. We provide accredited training courses onsite and online, supporting you throughout your learning experience. Believing in traditional skills and techniques and beautiful workmanship💕 To learn more click link in Bio ☝️"

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