Dritz Stitch Witchery Fusible: Black Bonding Web for Fabric - Regular Weight, 5/8-Inch X 13-Yards - Versatile and Easy to Use! Review

I bought the blouse online and found it had a 1 inch tear and a frayed front left shoulder seam. I wanted to return it to the online store, but after two days of inactivity from the support team (it was the weekend, to be honest) I decided to take on a new challenge. Yes, I love my challenge. Rschunimagu. So I looked through a few tutorial blogs and videos and found what I was looking for! 3 repair products. Thought it might help me in the future anyway. The company replied before the products…

I have been using Stitch Witchery for many years, both for art projects and general sewing purposes. Besides crafting, I use it to attach badges/patches, trim curtains, and adjust the edges of clothing. This should be every student's "sewing kit" (along with safety pins!) - it can be a lifesaver for people who don't know how to use a needle and thread. I get the best results using a very hot iron with steam. I've also used a damp cloth between the iron and the garments I'm fixing. Stitch…

It took me a little practice to learn how to use this ribbon but now that I have sewn a pair of pants it has helped me a lot. It seems to work easier with polyester than denim, but I was able to hem both ways. I am a blind single parent with a 9 year old boy and I need hemmed pants all the time. Here's how I do it: I wash my pants, turn them inside out and roll them up to the desired length. Then I sew the back seam with a hot steam iron. I use full steam power so I don't melt the polyester…