🧵 Easy-Fix Basting Tape: Double Faced, 1/2" X 50 Yard Roll - Fast and Secure Stitching Solution Review

Super sticky. Holds folded vinyl very well for sewing. Best not to flash. It leaves a mark on the needle, but it comes off easily once the gunk is gone.

Great item! I use it to make bags - I sew on straps which I then sew on. Try not to sew through more delicate materials. Also used to stick the fallen metal house number and it is very sticky, strong hold.

This tape is great for attaching vinyl to fabric and is easy to sew. It sticks to the needle over time, but I use SCHMETZ Super Nonstick needles (Revain also has them) which work great and wipe clean easily.

This thing works great. I've used it on my skin and it sticks really well. It holds my zipper nicely while I sew it on. I've tried other double sided cloth tapes but this is by far the best I've used.

This double-sided tape is recommended for people who sew with Sunbrella outdoor canvas. You will need strong double-sided tape to hold the Sunbrella's seams together. This worked great for basting the pleats.

I had a very difficult sewing project in 1000 denier nylon. Using pins would damage the nylon and would be extremely difficult. This tape has worked wonders. I haven't had any problems with sticky needles. I will buy it again when it runs out.

I use this strap for bag straps, bracelets and keychains. Works great on cotton, faux leather, canvas and cork to hold strap together before sewing. Very strong adhesive and will not wash off. Use it anywhere you need a strong yet flexible hold. Works perfectly!

I used this to do full stitches on #10 15 oz canvas and it does a really good job of holding everything in place. So much easier. The biggest problem is that the needle sticks together up to the point where it grabs the thread. After each section I have to take out the needle and clean it with a fool.

This tape is very sticky. It was sticking to my fingers making it difficult to stick to the fabric because it was sticking to me. And the glue doesn't come off easily. It held my vinyl together pretty well, but I had to start over because the needle got stuck and caused skipped stitches. I used a titanium coated Schmetz needle. And I used one piece to mark a line on my sewing machine bed before realizing how sticky it is and I can't remove the last few pieces. I've tried nail polish remover and