🔗 Country Brook Design - White Sew On Hook and Loop: Versatile 1 1/2 inch, 10 Yard Fastening Solution Review

I bought this to make reusable cleaning wipes for my Wet Jet. I'm tired of spending money on disposable pads let alone landfill! So I bought this and it gave me more than enough to make the 10 pads I made. I only used one side as the other side is already built into the mop. Even with that waste, it still captivates me far less than I've found at any nearby store. Great product, I am very satisfied!

This is without a doubt the best Velcro I have ever tried for use on diapers or waterproof diaper covers. It's strong yet flexible and the grip is excellent. Excellent value for money and quality. One note: the 1.5 inch width is great for diapers that can be used for older babies and toddlers (probably aged 15 months to three years), but if you're making diapers/envelopes for younger babies I would Recommend you either buy a 1 inch wide or cut it.

Great tape. I like this ribbon much more than the popular personalized one - it's softer and more pliable, it's easier to sew. I just finished finishing the poufs in the breakfast nook and the fabric was very easy to sew. It is very "sticky" and holds well when pressed. Of course, this also has a downside: when sewing and separating the band, it is a little tedious to pull it apart - not a bad disadvantage! :) I recommend this product.

I bought this item to make clasps for the little jackets I made for our children. It was cold and they needed extra layers to keep warm. I had previous experience with a similar product from another brand when I was making cloth diapers. This product is definitely comparable in thickness and durability. I expect it to last a few goats and a few washes. I plan to use some of these to replace the applix on some of our cloth diapers. worth your money!

I bought this diaper to make new diapers for my son and another baby we are expecting in a few weeks. My bedspreads were worn out after using them on my daughter and son, so I didn't want to order new $13 bedspreads when I could buy supplies and make them for around $100. three dollars each. This is the cheapest 1.5 inch velcro I could find and it works great for diapers. It's slightly stiffer and holds tighter than a diaper hook and loop, but it's great since my 18 month old son can't take his

I really checked out that velcro. I cut out a 3 inch piece to test before using for clothing. I've noticed that the loop gets very fuzzy with little effort, but the hook holds onto it pretty well. You'll find that the loop needs to be trimmed down a bit over time, and this doesn't seem like a big issue. I was able to cut it twice and had no problems with the hook getting stuck. It would be a decent cut tab option for cloth diapers because they seem to be able to handle loads. It's a little wide

Good stuff. The brand name doesn't get any better. It is quite soft and pliable, sews perfectly. In any case, I have no problems with many of my sewing machines. Some of them are even in their 50's now. We use this for various projects as they come up or are presented. More recently, it has been black and beige bags, as well as full bags, designed to carry decorative blankets and travel pillows, and even flexible enough. to add water bottles or a small thermos thanks to the Velcro capability…