Hemline Anti Slip Grip Fabric - 28cm x 61cm



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The Hemline Anti Slip Grip Fabric is an essential utility material for crafters and homeowners seeking to enhance safety and stability. It is perfect for DIY enthusiasts who want to add grip to handmade slippers or pyjama feet, as well as anyone needing to secure household decor to prevent sliding. While it is highly effective at providing traction, users should note that the sheet size is limited to 28cm x 61cm, requiring careful measurement for larger projects.
| Model Part Number | H969 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Hemline |
It is not recommended to iron the grip side directly as the heat may damage the non-slip texture.
While it can withstand light wear, hand washing is preferred to maintain the integrity of the grip surface.
No, this is a sew-on fabric material without a pre-applied adhesive.
This product is intended for indoor use, specifically for garments and household items; it is not rated for exterior weather conditions.
If you are not sewing it, a strong, permanent fabric-safe adhesive or double-sided craft tape can be used to bond the fabric to the base of ornaments.
Ensure the stitching is tight enough to hold the fabric flush against the slipper sole, or check that the surface underneath the decor is free from dust.
Use sharp, heavy-duty fabric shears rather than paper scissors to ensure clean edges and prevent fraying.
To apply the fabric to slippers, use a standard sewing needle and thread; a slightly longer stitch length is recommended to accommodate the texture of the material. When using the fabric as a protective mat for decor, ensure the surface beneath is clean and dry to allow the fabric to grip properly. To clean the material, wipe it down with a damp cloth; avoid harsh chemicals or heavy machine washing, as this can degrade the grip coating over time.