🎀 Pearl Natural Twill Tape, 0.25" Width, 36 Yards Review

I bought this on a whim and now I don't know how I sewed without it. It is ideal for stabilizing necklines, bias cuts and shoulder seams. I make about 1 garment a week and this role will last me a lifetime. Others have mentioned that it tends to curl, but that's what any twill does. It's the way it's gossip, it doesn't change its effectiveness.

Bought because a new pattern called for twill tape on the shoulders of a knitted tunic. This will stop stretching along the seam. While I usually only knit overlock stitches, I basted these on a regular machine first and then overcast the seam because I wasn't sure how I would align them with the overlock machine. (I love my overlock, but we have a tough truce: I'll handle it very carefully and it won't come loose and cause me to frantically try to reload it for a long time.) I've used this in…

I bought it on a whim and now I don't know how I sewed without it. It is ideal for stabilizing necklines, bias cuts and shoulder seams. I make about 1 garment a week and this role will last me a lifetime. Others have mentioned that it tends to curl, but that's what any twill does. It's the way it's gossip, it doesn't change its effectiveness.

I bought this because the new model called for twill tape on the shoulders of a knitted tunic. This will stop stretching along the seam. While I usually only knit overlock stitches, I basted these on a regular machine first and then overcast the seam because I wasn't sure how I would line it up with the overlock machine. (I love my overlock, but we have a tough truce: I'll handle it very carefully and it won't come loose and cause me to frantically try to reload it for a long time.) I've used…