🪡 Dritz 222 Stitch Witchery Fusible Bonding Web White Regular Weight - 20 Yard Roll, 5/8" x 20 Yards Review

I bought a blouse online and found it had a 1 inch tear and the front left shoulder seam was worn. I wanted to return it to the online store, but after two days of support team inactivity (it was a 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 arrived…

I've been using Stitch Witchery for years, both for art projects and everyday sewing. Aside from 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. The Stitch Witchery…

It took me a little practice to learn how to use this tape, but now that I've sewn a pair of pants it's a real help to me. . 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 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 pants…