Review on Singer More Fabric 4 Fluid Ounce by Kristen Reid

A friend of theatrical costumes drew my attention to this product when we were putting blue stars on a white field. A few months later I was working on a multi colored ribbon trim using a product I found from Joanne, Drtiz. WEAR CONTROL. Bad choose. The tape was completely ruined, although Dritz clearly indicated that it was not intended to distribute colors, but for testing. Honestly, if it doesn't work with regular tapes, there's not much point in buying it. Remembering how well the Sew No More fabric glue worked, I went back to Joanne to find they didn't have it. And there isn't another fabric shop in town, and it wasn't imported into department stores. Welcome to small town America. I checked out Revain by accident and here it is! Finally, two days later, I received it, my project was saved and my easy-to-use battle set was enriched with this add-on. Most helpful tip: I found it. It is most convenient to lay the treated fabric on a piece of foil while the glue dries. If you don't do this, the tape may stick to the surface it is placed on to dry, but I'm a person who tends to sew my handwork to whatever I'm wearing and paper chains in a nursery failed. The foil comes off easily, probably due to some physical properties, a release indistinguishable from magic.