Prym Edge Tape - White - 20 mm


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This guide is for sewists looking to stabilize fabric edges with ease. Prym Edge Tape provides reinforcement for necklines, pocket openings, and other areas prone to stretching. A key benefit is the tape's ability to prevent edges from curling, simplifying work with knit fabrics. Note that while the tape is washable, it's essential to follow the care instructions to maintain its effectiveness.
| Model Part Number | 968240 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Prym |
Prym Edge Tape is used for stabilizing and reinforcing fabric edges, such as necklines, armholes, and pocket openings.
The tape is made of 100% Polyamide (PA).
Place the tape along the edge of the fabric, cover it with a pressing cloth, and iron it on at the recommended temperature for your fabric.
Yes, Prym Edge Tape is washable up to 40°C.
It's recommended to use a pressing cloth between the iron and the tape to protect the fabric and ensure proper adhesion.
It is available in white and graphite.
It's suitable for most fabrics, especially knits, jersey, and lightweight woven fabrics that tend to stretch or curl.
The tape is 20 mm wide.
Ensure the iron is hot enough for the fabric and that the tape is being pressed firmly for the recommended time. Check if the fabric is clean and dry.
Use a pressing cloth during ironing. Make sure the tape is properly placed along the edge and that the iron temperature is appropriate for the fabric.
Ensure the garment is washed at or below 40°C and avoid tumble drying. Reapply the tape if necessary following the instructions.
Prym Edge Tape is compatible with most fabrics, especially those that tend to stretch or curl, such as knits, jersey, and lightweight woven fabrics. Always test on a scrap piece of fabric first.