Stephanoise Flanged Piping Cord - Black


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Flanged 10Mm Wide Piping Cord 2 Mm Bias Binding Cut - Per Metre. Black 25M
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This guide is for anyone looking to add a professional finish to their textile and craft projects using the Stephanoise Flanged Piping Cord in black. The cord is ideal for edging cushions, upholstery, and garments, providing a neat and defined border. Note that while this cord is durable, it's essential to select the correct needle and thread size for optimal sewing results.
| Model Part Number | S6502B214 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Stephanoise |
The best needle to use depends on the fabric. Use a universal needle for woven fabrics and a ballpoint needle for knit fabrics.
Use a thread that matches your fabric in weight and color. Polyester thread is a good general-purpose choice.
Use sharp scissors or a rotary cutter. Measure carefully and cut the cord slightly longer than needed.
Yes, but follow the fabric care instructions. Pre-wash the cord to help prevent color bleeding. Hand washing is recommended.
This piping cord is not specifically designed for outdoor use. Long-term exposure to the elements may affect its durability. Consider using outdoor-rated cord for outdoor projects.
Overlap the ends slightly and sew them together. Trim any excess cord for a neat finish.
The flange is the flat part of the cord that gets sewn into the seam, creating a clean finish and holding the cord in place.
Dyeing the piping cord is possible, but it depends on the cord's fiber content. Test a small piece first to ensure the dye adheres properly.
Use a piping foot or zipper foot on your sewing machine to hold the cord in place. Use pins or clips to secure the piping to the fabric before sewing.
Trim any loose threads. Use a lighter or fabric glue to seal the cut ends.
Use a consistent seam allowance and sew slowly. Adjust the tension on your sewing machine.