Heavy Duty Fabric Tape - Sticky Double-Sided Tape Strong Adhesive Cloth Leather Tape Press-on Tape, No Sewing or Ironing, Gluing, Alterations and Hemming Tape - 1/2inch Wide 180FT Long…

Works great for the times you don’t want to sew! My shower curtain was too long and instead of sewing it up, I used this instead - great, easy solution!

It dose work very well, first problem I had is getting the wrapping off, I still have part of it on the roll, another problem I'm have is if you have to press the sem the tape bleed though and shows on the right side of the fabric

This is perfect when you need an emergency hem or quick stitch fix without stitching!It's double sided tape - you put one side on the fabric, cut to size, and then peel off the back and stick the other side or piece of fabric to it. It is a pretty strong hold - but keep in mind that it is temporary. It won't hold up in the washing machine... in fact, it was very easy to remove once I wet down the fabric and used a little dish soap. Definitely a plus if you need the temporary hold and don't want to damage the fabric.I used this on lighter cotton materials - I'm not sure how well it would hold up to heavy fabrics like canvas or denim, but it's sticky and strong enough on the lighter materials that I would expect it to at least hold up temporarily even with heavier fabrics.

This tape is true to description and is a large roll that will last me awhile. It works and adhesive is pretty strong. It works well on tops that won’t stay down or bra strap that keeps falling down. This tape does what any other fabric tape does and it works. You can also use on pants to hem them, all I did was iron over them to kinda melt into them and they stayed and even through the washing machine and dryer and didn’t unstick. I do recu

I acquired this fabric tape to use for sewing bags out of various fabrics including cotton, canvas, vinyl, and faux leather. The size of this roll is a great value compared to other tapes.Adhesion: 4/5. Easy to apply and not crazy difficult to peel off the backing. I deducted one star because unless you sew through the taped fabric relatively soon after adhering, heavier fabrics will start to pop back up. I experienced this with an 11oz vinyl I recently sewed with - set it down and came back to the fabric popping up after an hour. This tape is still a lot better than others I have used where the heavy fabrics start popping back up immediately. I intend to buy more of this fabric tape when I eventually run out!Note: It will gum up the needle so just be cognizant that if you start seeing effects of that, to clean the needle off more frequently.

Pros: - Makes hemming clothes simple and easy, especially when you're petite and need to always shorten pants :') - Good value for what you get - Easy to use and very simple, beginner-friendlyCons: - May not be enough if using on a large project or very wide skirt, check length

I ordered this to use on a sofa cover. The bottom of the cover did not stretch completely around the bottom of the sofa, so the original green color of the sofa was showing below the brown cover. I put three 5 to 6 inch strips across the bottom of the sofa and wrapped the cover around and under and pressed it to each section of tape. It did not hold. Of course, the material is stretchy and there is a certain amount of pull from the material when retracting. This tape may be fine for simply holding two sides or pieces of material together if there is no kind of resistance present. But in my case, it did not stand up under pressure.

I have used this type of tape as an aid in sewing various projects. Some are good and some not so good. This one is excellent, as it is very, very sticky yet very thin. Although it is described as a permanent alternative to sewing, I would not hesitate to use this tape as basting tape, to secure fabric for sewing. The 1/4” tape is perfect for use as basting tape for sewing a 3/8” or 1/2” seam allowance for upholstery projects for example.In another application, I just finished making a couple of cozies for re-hydrating freeze-dried food, for backpacking. I used the 1/4” tape to secure the edges of Reflectix insulating material to make envelope shapes. The tape sticks to the material so strongly that in a pull test, the Reflectix rips before the tape gives way.Recommended.