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The Neel Blue Double Sided Satin Ribbon is an ideal choice for crafters, event planners, and DIY enthusiasts looking to add a professional, sophisticated finish to their projects. With its versatile 15mm width and generous 10-metre length, it is perfect for everything from wedding decor to clothing accents; however, users should note that the fabric is delicate and requires careful handling to prevent fraying when cut.
| Model Part Number | 5056747822202 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Neel Blue |
While it can be used for temporary outdoor event decor, it is made of fabric and may fade or fray if exposed to harsh weather conditions for extended periods.
Yes, its soft texture and flexibility make it an excellent choice for adding decorative accents to garments.
Cutting at a slight angle or using a hot cutter tool is the best way to maintain a professional, sealed edge.
The ribbon is designed for craft use. It is recommended to test a small scrap piece if you intend to use it on items that may need to be washed.
Each roll contains 10 metres of ribbon.
Ensure your scissors are sharp or use a heat-seal tool to slightly melt the edges to lock the threads in place.
Use an iron on a low-heat setting with a clean, dry cotton cloth placed over the ribbon to gently steam out creases without melting the satin.
To get the best results, always use a pair of sharp, fabric-specific scissors to ensure a clean, straight edge, which helps minimize fraying. If you notice minor fraying after cutting, you can lightly singe the ends with a flame or apply a tiny amount of fray-check sealant to keep the edges pristine.
To store the ribbon, keep it on its original spool in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent color fading. If the ribbon becomes wrinkled, you can gently press it using a low-heat iron with a pressing cloth between the iron and the satin to avoid damaging the fibers.
